fig (Ficus sp) planted by Don

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25-Nov-2013

fig (Ficus sp) planted

I can only guess that this large fig tree on the edge between my home town and the forest has been planted and is a local rainforest or rock-dwelling species.
The fruits are about 1.5 cm diameter. This is not the species of fig that is cultivated as food for people.

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Alexander Kazakov		30-Nov-2013 18:12
Well done! V

Irene Wehrli		29-Nov-2013 12:58
These yellow fruits look beautiful between the green leaves - maybe food for animals... Irene

Yvonne		29-Nov-2013 10:40
At least the ants like them eh..

larose forest photos		29-Nov-2013 01:42
I have never seen figs growing. They look so different in their fresh form. I see an insect on one, can't quite make it out, an ant or wasp?

Terry Sprague		28-Nov-2013 23:52
Wonderful!

Tom Munson		28-Nov-2013 21:11
Beautiful colors and framing.

joseantonio		28-Nov-2013 19:15
Absolutely beautiful. Great capture.V.

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