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caffra cinchona tree with red leaves
Erythrina caffra, Coral tree blooming in early spring, Sicily, Italy
Miomantis caffra is a species of praying mantis native to southern Africa. It appeared in New Zealand in 1978, and was found more recently in Portugal and Los Angeles, USA, likely spread through the exotic pet trade.
Caffra tree in full bloom
The cape robin-chat is part of the Old World flycatcher family which occurs in woodlands and along the fringes of Afromontane forests of South and east Africa. It is also a common bird in garden and parks, were it is well known for its melodious song
The Drakensberg Mountains formed due to the combination of the Jurassic period large flood basalt during the break-up of the Gondwana Supercontinent and erosion from the later uplift of the African Continent. The Drakensberg Park were declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2000 to protect the natural habitats, but also due to its cultural significant since it has the largest concentration of rock paintings in Sub Sahara Africa.
Cape robin chat captured at close range in the shade of a bush. Its habitat in southern africa and a distinctive singing call. This is a large file.
Detail of a beautiful coastal coral tree blooming in springtime in South Africa. Taken on a mobile device.
The pink flower of a Common Sugarbush, Protea caffra, starting to go to seed and surrounded by its silver-grey foliage.
A Cape robin-chat with wet weathers sits on a rock in a pond of water.
Bright red coral tree blossom in Santa Barbara, California
A colorful Cape robin-chat (Cossypha caffra) perched on the ground, South Africa
A photo of very bright, colorful erythrina caffra trees blooming in full sunlight in Worcester, South Africa.
A photo of very bright, colorful erythrina caffra trees blooming in full sunlight in Worcester, South Africa.
Cape robin-chat, Cossypha caffra, looking for food on a winter day in Simon's Town, Cape Town, South Africa
An immature Delicate Mantid (Miomantis caffra) isolated on a white background
One can not think of Hawaii with it's flowers. When many visitors step out of the plane and breathe in Hawaii's air, the first thing they often say is,\
Erica caffra
The Drakensberg Mountains formed due to the combination of the Jurassic period large flood basalt during the break-up of the Gondwana Supercontinent and erosion from the later uplift of the African Continent.
A closeup shot of red Erythrina caffra flowers surrounded by green leaves on a white background
Erythrina caffra, coast coral tree or African coral tree. Trunk with prickles on the bark closeup.
A colorful Cape robin-chat (Cossypha caffra) perched on the ground, South Africa
A vertical closeup of Erythrina senegalensis, the Senegal coraltree.
A closeup of a common sugar bush (Protea caffra) with pink flowers in a park
No doubt, Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden is one of the great botanic gardens of the world. Few gardens can match the setting of Kirstenbosch, against the slopes of Cape Town’s Table Mountain. There are always flowers and interesting plants to be seen at Kirstenbosch. To see the fynbos at its best and the maximum number of plants in flower, the best time to visit is between August and November.
A pretty robin-chat with a short white eyebrow and a rufous chest. This is the only robin-chat with a gray belly. This species is found in many different habitats, including fynbos, scrub, heath, gardens, forest edge, and thicket.
A beautiful Caffra tree in full bloom with large orange flowers in Worcester, Breede River Valley, South Africa.
The flower head of a bright pink Sugar bush, Protea Caffra, in the Kloofendal suburban Park, Roodepoort, South Africa. The Sugar Bush (Protea caffra) is the most widely distributed protea species of Southern Africa, growing on rocky ridges in the Afromontane grasslands.
These high concentric ridges, which dominates the landscape formed about 2020 million years ago by an Asteroid impact. This is the largest known asteroid impact on earth
red Erythrina crista-galli also known as cockspur coral-tree blossoms in sunny afternoon
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