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Took a hike about 2 miles down the Kaheawai Trail, Manuka Natural Area. Saw a Hawaiian Hawk, heard Apapane (low elevation for them now) and a few other birds. Trail parallels a large lava channel. Saw word: Kapu AA Alii chipped on lava.
During one of our water breaks, we found a Manuka tree, which you might recognize from Manuka honey, an absurdly expensive export from New Zealand that is supposed to have medicinal properties. Anyhow, the tree is found all over the place and is really a glorified shrub with hard, pointy, evergreen leaves that sometimes grows big enough to look like a tree. Needless to say, there were also lots of bees around this area.
Manuka (Tea Tree), Hourere (Lacebark) and Silver Fern line the path on this section of the Coast Track. The blue triangle on the tree marks the location of a trap used to control invasive predators.
Buy raw organic manuka honey From Healthy 5. We produced the best and pure manuka honey by bees from the flowers (nectar) of the Leptospermum species plant. It is bee-friendly, healthy, natural and super delicious gold food.
Leptospermum scoparium flowers (ギョリュウバイ, 檉柳梅, manuka) at the Kusatsu City Aquatic Botanical Gardens (草津市立水生植物公園みずの森)
August 7, 2009. Manuka NAR, pit crater in olopua exclosure. Homalanthus populifolius, Queensland poplar or bleeding-heart tree.
Some snaps from my husband's art show opening. As blogged at www.katewares.com/2012/09/11/new-endeavors/.