Coast Banksia. by blinkings
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Description
The Coast Banksia is a species of tree that grows along the east coast of Australia. Unlike the seed pods of other types of Banksia, the Coast Banksia does not require bushfire to trigger the release of its seed. Rather, seed is released spontaneously on reaching maturity. Shot in natural light. Please zoom for a better look.
Comments (18)
MagikUnicorn
Neat shot
Faemike55
Looks like some fuzzy alien.... Great capture
Palaemon
Excellent shot !
netot
The smiling guy at the right seems to be very nice, the other is more reserved and seems to be a bit prickly. Cool capture Mate!
blondeblurr
That's why I like Banksias, they are so hardy and perfect for our East Coast climate, and a bonus, they have so many different textures, a photographers delight ... ;) BB
bernieloehn
Wow, looks like a species from an alien planet. Superb capture!
midnightmum
This is a top capture, we saw lots of different ones while traveling around Australia. great
durleybeachbum
I didn't realise there are different sorts. Fascinating.
JuliSonne
Looks so weird. Like a wasps nest with spines. I have never seen before. Great shot!
Celart
Great capture. Beautiful soft light nicely done
ronmolina
A wow capture! I have never seen anything like this!
kgb224
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
dakotabluemoon
She looks to be a bit prickly to the touch not sure i would want one of those lol.Great shot dude.
Cyve
Marvelous capturre my friend !
AidanaWillowRaven
So wild looking .... love it :D
Richardphotos
not only do we get to enjoy your photos, we can learn something new
debbielove
No....never heard of this before.. Thanks for introducing it to me.. Fine shot and interesting.. Rob
danapommet
Very different Andrew and I have not seen this before - nice zoom and explanation!