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by Neil Maclachlan
$45.00
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Corymbia ficofilia is a small tree also known as the red flowering gum and is an Australian native plant. This example obviously wasn't aware of the... more
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Corymbia ficofilia is a small tree also known as the red flowering gum and is an Australian native plant. This example obviously wasn't aware of the alternative name, as its flowers were very much more pink than red. OK, I'm being a bit unfair - the red flowering gum can actually have flowers in red, pink or orange, so this particular tree was well within its rights to produce pink flowers.
I've been taking photos for many years, having bought my first SLR in 1990. Initially, my camera was something I used to record family holidays, but I'm now able to spend more time on photography for its own sake (and mine!). I love finding new places and things to photograph, whether near home or further afield.
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Bette Devine
Nothing wrong with this pink, Neil :) Congratulations on your feature - it's a lovely study.
Neil Maclachlan replied:
Thanks Bette.
Georgia Mizuleva
Ubersplendid.
Neil Maclachlan replied:
Uberthanks Georgia.
Louise Merigot
Contrast Neil. Beautiful image.
Neil Maclachlan replied:
Thanks Louise.
Michaela Perryman
Lovely photo Neil LF. Congratulations, featured Australian Wildflowers and Native Plants group 26th September 2021
Neil Maclachlan replied:
Thanks Michaela.
Linda Bonaccorsi
Such unique blooms and nicely composed.
Neil Maclachlan replied:
Thanks Linda.