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(706) [2009-08-30 16:53] very nice and interesting species, I prefere this background,
All the best,
Rafa.
(706) [2009-08-30 16:31] is it Iris stocksii? it could be Iris aitchisonii but this species is more probable in moist areas on grassy slopes.
all the best,
Rafa.
(706) [2009-08-21 13:07] Dear Muhammad Ali,
This is very different landscape from the ones you usually show us.
Pine tree, Olive tree and Figus tree?
all the best,
Rafa.
(706) [2009-08-16 6:28] [comment] oh yes!, this is an amazing geo-botanical place, as you mentined unique. You could make your own botanical guide of this flora, I'm sure wuar the first person exploring the botany of this place....
All the best,
Rafa.
(706) [2009-07-29 6:03] Really incredible and amazing place, every part without stones is a botanic research field.
All the best,
Rafa
(706) [2009-07-24 3:08] Really nice species, very beautiful portrait. What a shame, they aborted fructfying process cutting the flowers...
all the best,
Rafa.
Dear Muhamad Ali,
I think it is a graminea, maybe Festuca genus...
Great capture.
All the best,
Rafa.