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a Philippine pygmy woodpecker pecking on the wood to look for a food

Part of large and old flowering Eucalyptus tree, background with copy space, full frame horizontal composition

Betel palm or Betel nut or Areca catechu green raw in bunch. Betel leaves are used in folk medicine of Asian countries as an aphrodisiac, analgesic and antiseptic. Botanical photography.

Collection of durian fruit

Xanthostemon chrysanthus, the golden penda or first love, is a species of tree in the myrtle family Myrtaceae, endemic to (found only in) north eastern Queensland, Australia.[2] It is a popular garden plant with showy yellow blooms.

The Kauri (Agathis Australis) is a native tree of New Zealand from the Jurassic period. It is among the most ancient trees in the world. This massive tree can live for centuries, the oldest are estimated to be 2,000 years of age.

Aniseed Myrtle, Syzygium anisatum, ringwood and aniseed tree leaves and flowers, with aromatic leaves.

Close-up of blooming tropical flower

On the West Coast image captured of Native Bush or Flora along the exhilarating treetop adventure among temperate rainforest giants. Experience life with birds high in the ancient Rimu and Kamahi tree canopy. Easy access for all to enjoy along a steel platform 20m high and 450m long

Reed warbler in a reedbed in Gosforth Park Nature Reserve.

Flock of birds flock to tree in the late afternoon returning to their nests

Eucalyptus leaf ornament

Natural scene from conservation area in Wisconsin

Closeup Bottle brush new leaves in springtime, background with copy space, full frame horizontal composition

Tall eucalyptus trees with gorgeous crown growing in a landscape park near Winter Theater in resort town of Sochi. Beautiful emerald green foliage of exotic plant. Black Sea coast of Caucasus.

Yellow flowers of Grevillea robusta tree or Australian silver oak

Wild oriental bird view in close up for Nature & Bird Photography

Cloves ready to harvest

the tropical island of o'ahu, hawai'i - u.s.a.

The Kawakawa (Macropiper excelsum) Shrub is readily recognised by the heart-shaped leaves often full of holes due to chewing damage by a species of Caterpillar of the Kawakawa Looper Moth (Cleora scriptaria). Kawakawa is a versatile herb and one of the most important in Māori medicine Rongoa. It has been used traditionally to treat cuts, wounds, stomach and rheumatic pain, skin disorders, toothache. Leaves with holes eaten by insects are especially suitable because they have the most concentrated medicinal properties.

A Brimstone Canary eats seeds among pincushion Proteas in Cape Town Botanical Gardens, South Africa

Palm Seeds on tree

Elaeocarpus ganitrus (Jenitri, Ganitri, ganiter atau ganitris, kimkungtsi).The fruit is purple in color with quite large seeds and is usually used as beads in jewelry

Closeup photo of leaves and a single flower growing at Byron Bay on a Banksia tree on the East coast of Australia. Nectar from the Banksia flower was an Indigenous Australian bush food.

Australian Eastern Spinebill feeding on nectar of a Saw Banksia

Closeup white Eucalyptus flower and buds, background with copy space, full frame horizontal composition

Leaves and flowers of Cecropia pachystacha in the field

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Caesalpinia pluviosa, previously named Caesalpinia peltophoroides, tree of the Fabaceae family, originating in South America and widely used in urban forestry in Brazil - Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil - August 28, 2011

Midwinter flower buds and foliage of the Australian Aromo Tree, sometimes called the Silver Wattle, (Acacia dealbata). There are at least six different species of Acacia Tree called “Aromo” in Chile, with ‘dealbata’ being an import from Australia some time in the last two hundred years. They bloom very early in spring and are used as cattle forage (leaves and seeds), wood (for charcoal) and as a favourite source of nectar among bee-keepers.

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