Habitat Gallery
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Choose from 232 pictures in our Habitat collection for your Wall Art or Photo Gift. All professionally made for Quick Shipping.
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Fever trees (Vachellia xanthophloea)
Fever trees (Vachellia xanthophloea), open woodland. So called by early settlers who thought the tree caused fever but the fever in fact came from mosquitoes inhabiting the swampy areas this tree lives in. One of the few trees where photosynsthesis occurs in the bark. Lake Nakuru National Park, Rift Valley, Kenya
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Lake Hanson bordered by slopes with Deciduous beech (Fuscospora gunnii)
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Seagrass beds in sublittoral zone, predominant species the strap-like Fibreball weed (Posidonia australis)
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View of the area in Okehampton Bay that is the site of a controversial expansion of the Tasmanian salmon farming
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View of the area in Okehampton Bay that is the site of a controversial expansion of the Tasmanian salmon farming industry
View of the area in Okehampton Bay that is the site of a controversial expansion of the Tasmanian salmon farming industry. Environmentalists consider the fish farm operation will despoil a significant natural asset, aesthetically and ecologically, not least on calving whales. Near Triabunna, east coast Tasmania, Australia
Okehampton Bay, site of a controversial expansion of the Tasmanian salmon farming industry
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View to Maria Island about 10 km away across Mercury Passage
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Okehampton Bay, site of a controversial expansion of the Tasmanian salmon farming industry
Okehampton Bay, site of a controversial expansion of the Tasmanian salmon farming industry. Environmentalists consider the fish farm operation will despoil a significant natural asset, aesthetically and ecologically, not least on calving whales. Near Triabunna, east coast Tasmania, Australia
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