More pics taken at Cape Point Nature Reserve in March.
Mystery #8
Mystery #9
Mystery #10 (2 pics)
Mystery # 11
Mystery # 12
Mystery # 13
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What I love about plant biodiversity in Cape Town & beyond
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An essential guide to plant selection - available in South Africa from most major bookstores
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ReplyDeleteI AM enjoying your mystery pics!
No 8
Litchen on rocks
No 9 Bud of one of the geophytes - I think Brunsvigia orientalis
No 10
Pieces of broken whale bone
No 11
Quartzite pebble embedded in sandstone rock
No 12
New growth on one of nthe Proteacaea family - I would guess Leucadendron salignum
No 13
Eland (or some other buck) droppings.
More please...
Thanks Lyn - you've got them all - spot on!
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