It had become difficult over the last few weeks to find something different to photograph, so this week I have gone away from home as far as I could and still be in Australia.
Darwin is 3,151 kms (1958 miles) by plane from Sydney and that is where today's Flora Friday is coming from.
So here is a small sample of plants from warmer (than here) parts of the world.
Once again not a lot of plants were labeled, so I was not able put a name to them all.
Click on photo to enlarge.
So here is a small sample of plants from warmer (than here) parts of the world.
Once again not a lot of plants were labeled, so I was not able put a name to them all.
Click on photo to enlarge.
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| Adenium obesum - Desert Rose / Impala Lily |
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| Plumeria sp - Frangipani |
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| Caesalpinia pulcherrima - Pride of Barbados, Red Bird of Paradise, Dwarf Poinciana, Peacock Flower. |
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| Plumeria sp - Frangipani |
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| Heliconia sp - Lobster Claw / False Bird-of -Paradise. |
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| not sure |
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| Ginger family. |
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| Plumeria sp - Frangipani |
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| Dillenia indica - Elephant Apple. Growing in Bicentennial Park. |
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| Plumeria sp - Frangipani |
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| Couroupita guianensis - Cannonball Tree. |
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| Ferns growing in a Rain Tree. |
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| Plumeria sp - Frangipani |
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| Ginger family. |
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| Ixora sp. - Jungle Flame. |
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| Plumeria sp - Frangipani |
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| Could be Clerodenrum paniculatum - Pagoda Flower. |
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| Plumeria sp - Frangipani |
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| Calliandra emarginata - Powderpuff Plant. |
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| Plumeria sp - Frangipani |
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| not sure |
FEATHERS, FUR and FANG. Some Of The Wildlife Seen Today.
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| Orange-footed Scrubfowl. |
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