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Víbora-Comum (Bitis arietans)Observador
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Spotted as I drove out of the campsite - was moving so slowly as not to draw any attention to itself. I had time to open window, get mobile set to take pics and one could just see it moving ever so glidingly - flowing slowly towards the cover of the bushes.
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Dicotiledóneas (Classe Magnoliopsida)Observador
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The fruit is not of either Scutia nor Pock-ironwood - what can it be?
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Dicotiledóneas (Classe Magnoliopsida)Observador
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Scutia or Capparis?
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Piteira (Furcraea foetida)Observador
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In the marked ovals - bunches of baby plants waiyting to drop and grow... neat.
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Schotia latifoliaObservador
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Look at the skyline - decorated with lovely lacey poles of baby Furcaea plants... so pretty ... not.
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Piteira (Furcraea foetida)Observador
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I can see at least 30 young rooted established plants here - think what its going to look like in 5 years time - solid weed! Nothing left of the rich indigenous growth - all to be displaced. We are such slaves to fashion and so lazy - so we still throw our garden waste over the nearest bank - clearly visible on this short walk I took.
