Eucalyptus eugenioides
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
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7 comments:
There are about 12 species of Eucalypts which occur naturally outside of Australia but around 700 are Australian endemics.
BARK! BARK!! BARK!!!
Dont answer me, Im being annoying!
:)
SIT GIRL! I'm being annoying too, Lavender!
puff puff puff..... I cannot keep up! with all these WONDERFUL photos!!!
puff puff puff....,.
That's why I'm way behind visiting everyone else's blogs Simon! *puff puff puff*
well frankly I don't mind... because its a feast for the eyes...
( and scorpios are very dificult to keep up with...)
:o)
Trying to post them all by Christmas without going outside the boundary of Wildflower Wednesday and Weekends, Simon!
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