SupaWallace escapades
What a fun guy you are!
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A few different species of Nepenthes found at 2060m in tropical montane forests.
Quite enjoying the thread. Educational and interesting.
blackers wrote:What a fun guy you are!
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Blackers. You’re the best, I’ve always got mush room for your great comments. AW
One of my favourite moments, accidentally coming across Eucalyptus deglupta Rainbow Gum on Sulawesi in the Lore Lindu National Park at 1700mm.
This is the northern most species of Eucalyptus extending right up into southern Phillipines as well as Sulawesi.
It highlights the once tropical rainforest origin of Eucalyptus radiation.
The progenitor of all Eucalyptus species is the native plant on New Caledonia, Arillastrum gummiferum a totally original rainforest plant.
Coupled with Allosyncarpia ternata in Northern Territory and Stockwellia quadrifida in the Atherton Tablelands and Eucalyptopsis found in New Guinea and the Moluccas.
These four plants are the ancestors of known Eucalyptus sp.
Roadkill wrote:Quite enjoying the thread. Educational and interesting.
Roadkill. Hi mate. Hope you’re well.
I’ve got loads more to post between surfing, let alone all the 246 species of endemic birds we saw, my colleague is handling that end. I’ll upload bird stuff when I get it. All the best. AW
It must be my filthy mind then @AW
cos, y'know.. we're curious.
PB & J, or 'the original odd couple'.
either way, stay social boys.