Banksia ericifolia
The wet appearance on the stem under the bloom is due to the copious amounts of nectar produced. Depending on the shape of the branch, the nectar may hang in drops providing a sweet refreshing treat for bushwalkers.
The wet appearance on the stem under the bloom is due to the copious amounts of nectar produced. Depending on the shape of the branch, the nectar may hang in drops providing a sweet refreshing treat for bushwalkers.
Banksia ericifolia
The wet appearance on the stem under the bloom is due to the copious amounts of nectar produced. Depending on the shape of the branch, the nectar may hang in drops providing a sweet refreshing treat for bushwalkers.
The wet appearance on the stem under the bloom is due to the copious amounts of nectar produced. Depending on the shape of the branch, the nectar may hang in drops providing a sweet refreshing treat for bushwalkers.
Camera: Olympus Imaging Corp. (E-3) |
more details: exif |
original size: 2395px x 3192px |
Current: 338px x 450px |