Corymbia ficifolia is indigenous to Western Australia, but is often used as a street and garden tree in the eastern states. (Previously known as Eucalyptus ficifolia). This one photographed in the Maranoa Gardens,Balwyn,Victoria. C.ficifolia may have red,pink,white or orange flowers. Pentax K7. Tamron 90mm macro lens. Best enlarged.
Beautiful image. You have captured this exceptionally well. By the way this plant is now called Corymbia ficifolia. It is a bloodwood and all bloodwoods are now Corymbia. Corymbia has been split from Eucalyptus.
Thanks, Bruce. I did not know that ficifolia is a bloodwood! Thanks for the info.
So very beautiful, I love how you have arrangement. I’m happy when consider your work:) Best regards, Sunny ……….. For your thoughtfully; Nature Quote of the Day It appears to be a law that you cannot have a deep sympathy with both man and nature. Henry David Thoreau said.
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Excellent colours and details,are they in bloom now ?
Well, this one at the Maranoa Gardens was blooming today! Thanks,Hans.
– Bette Devine
Wonderful vibrant shot
Thank you Kala. There was an orange- flowered on nearby, but alas, the flowers were nearly all spent!
– Bette Devine
Simply superbly captured.
I’m getting into this flower photography! Thank you for encouragement,Julie.
– Bette Devine
Gorgeous colour Bette!
Thank you,Felix. THE one I referred to was ‘Illusions’. I am going to check out your work at leisure because a quick look revealed many beauties.
– Bette Devine
Beautiful image. You have captured this exceptionally well.
By the way this plant is now called Corymbia ficifolia. It is a bloodwood and all bloodwoods are now Corymbia.
Corymbia has been split from Eucalyptus.
Thanks, Bruce. I did not know that ficifolia is a bloodwood! Thanks for the info.
– Bette Devine
Many thanks,for the feature,Bruce.
– Bette Devine
So very beautiful, I love how you have arrangement. I’m happy when consider your work:)
Best regards,
Sunny
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For your thoughtfully; Nature Quote of the Day
It appears to be a law that you cannot have a deep sympathy with both man and nature.
Henry David Thoreau said.
Thank you for your lovely words,Sunny.
– Bette Devine