Elephant Plains is our only problem left, although we are still some way off to getting it back - no ETA yet
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Thanks Janine, great site to at least give us some idea of what we have.

Site is www.olifantsreserve.com

 go to Photo Gallery

scroll down to find "Wild flowers of Olifants"

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 Go to Site   olifantsreserve.comww.olifantsreserve

commelinaerecta 33  see page one

poison apple16  see page two

 Looking at your photographs I would say it is more possibly poison apple, but going to the above site would give you a better indication having seen the flower your self/

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Janine

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Any ideas on this flower ?

Picture posted by Fani.

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Is this tree one of those fig trees that was featured on "Nature" on PBS recently?

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Laughing out loud Thanks Swift, I'm too tired now to compare the pics but will look at it soon.

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Laughing out loud Hi Elaine, I posted my answer here on the other thread: http://www.africam.com/boma/viewtopic.php?t=2384&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0

Cool And Ceri asked Karin/the Lodge about it already! Eye-wink Laughing out loud

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Sorry, i forgot to add to my message above....
Has anyone asked Karin or her rangers to ID this for us?
Her /their reply should certainly satisfy everyone?

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Sparrow wrote:
Puzzled Ceri I don't think so...

Ladikara made a topic of it in the watering hole : http://www.africam.com/boma/viewtopic.php?t=2384

Sparrow, i posted some questions re: this to Ladikera's thread in other topic.
Here is what i posted there..So many unanswered questions re: the foam nest ID.
Here is my message:

Sparrow wrote:
Laughing out loud I've added my observations to my pics at the Flora ID thread (page 5), maybe this helps to figure out if it is a fungi or a foam-nest...
:!: Please follow the link :!: http://www.africam.com/boma/viewtopic.php?p=93245#93245

sparrow , not one reference has said anything about the nest being ON THE GROUND. The only part quoted above. was 'near the water" but that means UP A TREE which is near the water.

did you notice that it also says..in someone's info above, that it is 'wrapped in a leaf' Where is the leaf?
and i'll ask the same question again, How did it get there? For more than 8 years of watching and learning on AfriCam, we have never seen any foam nests except those on low hanging tree branches..branches that hang over water.
Why would a tree frog put it's nest where any critter can eat it? I was wondering why the ducks and the geese didn't eat the larvae if that indeed is a foam nest??

i must run now. But i am anxious to hear your replies to my questions.
Convince me!
be back later

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