Loco Coco by beachzz
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I spotted this at Punalu'u Black Sand Beach. A coco palm in the making!!!
Comments (13)
PD154
What a great find, and your capture is wonderful, all that lush green, top stuff maz! :)
durleybeachbum
Great shot of this baby! the other stuff looks good too!
bmac62
Finally, a coconut doing what it is intended to do:) Great find.
MrsRatbag
I can safely say I have never seen anything like this! I'm sure, it must make sense, they have to grow from somewhere but I never gave any thought as to where or the purpose of the coconuts themselves. Very cool and very educational shot!
photostar
i suppose that volcanic soil really has quite an influence on how things grow.
hipps13
cool green wonderful capture warm hugs, Linda
West_coaster07
Marilyn, great find and capture!
goodoleboy
Any relation to El Pollo Loco? I echo MrsRatbag's comments in re this masterful shot, Marilyn.
flavia49
great shot
danapommet
Wonderful capture. Love the contrast with the coconut, black sand and all that beautiful green. Dana
sharky_
Behold! This is one nut that made it! It works for me.... Love it! Aloha
Chipka
Oooh, I like this! I love the way this little guy is nestled in with other bits of greenery, almost hidden, but well within plain sight as well. Fantastic work again.
anahata.c
love Denise's comment, I didn't think about it either: I didn't realize the coconut carried the seed for the tree. The shot is another of your wonderful juxtapositions: all those thick tropical leaves, a sudden break into dark gravel, a big coconut sprouting a tree & just sitting there (and above ground!), the odd detritus in the gravel, and some kind of branch across the top—a real marilyn mix, vital & vivid, strange & exciting, and always a discovery. I truly didn't know coconuts were the seed: But they're the fruit, so of course they carry the seed. Something else I learn from your gallery everytime I come here...