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Category: Flora

Flowers, Cape Floral Kingdom

Glorious Yellow

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The striking flowers of the spider lily plant have an unusual carrion scent. They grow mostly in deep sands of granite outcrops in the southwestern Cape.

February 19, 2017

Spider lily: Ferraria crispa

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January 23, 2017

Amaryllidaceae

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December 1, 2016

Bloodroot and Powder Puffs

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November 26, 2016

The Simon’s Town Wildfires of 2015

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November 19, 2016

Sundews

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