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I have no idea what this bird is, but is was in the same enclosure as the Lorikeet at Busch Gardens, Tampa, Florida. It is most striking though with it's colours and quite unusual. USA. 2014
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If you look in the right places at the theme parks, you can almost imagine you are in an exotic, faraway locale.
DSC00571: Interesting and humorous sign, I just had to snap a picture. It was in the parking lot of the Pub where I had just stopped and taken pictures of the canal boat clearing the locks and mooring for the evening.
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Caladenia nivalis.
Right. I'm waaay behind in processing and uploading my orchid photos. So I'll try a different approach and aim to work on uploading one a day. This photo is from the 19th of September from my trip before last. Phew... lots to go.
The Exotic Spider Orchid is a remarkable little orchid that only grows in shallow soil pockets on coastal granite outcrops along a tiny (~25km) stretch of coast between Cape Naturaliste and Moses Rock. Often found within 20 metres of the ocean, this hardy orchid is a delight to see sprouting among low heath and sometimes seeming to emerge from bare rock. See below for a photo of this same plant with the ocean in the background.
Yallingup, September 2009.