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Hawaii pictures 2
by deezpalms- 20 replies
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Livistona skydusters
by philinsydney- 8 replies
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These Livistonas must think they are Washies.
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Hamakua coast visit
by pq_bob- 17 replies
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More pictures from a trip to the Hamakua coast on the Big Island of Hawaii. Who wouldn't want to have an ocean view like this? Traumer4.jpe
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Isle of coconuts palms.
by sebastian- 13 replies
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Few pics for you coconut fans from a group of Islands in Indo.
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Colombia II
by Trópico- 38 replies
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Turbaco, a small village about an hour inland from Cartagena. This was the highlight of my trip along Coastal Colombia. Several Roystoneas, and one of my fav, Sabal morrisiana, used for roof thatching. ID's are welcome to n00b eyes!
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HIPS meeting 10 Dec 2006
by bgl- 25 replies
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Hawaii Island Palm Society had a garden tour today at UHH (University of Hawaii Hilo). Dr. Don Hemmes, who retired earlier this year after 34 years at UHH, was our guide, and when it comes to cycad and palm expertise Don is a real pro. Don has been the driving force at UHH, planting all sorts of exotic cycads and palms, and today's garden tour included both. At first I was thinking of putting the cycad photos in the "Non palm section" of the Forum, but at second thought that seemed silly. This was an "integrated" tour that included both, so I'm going to sneak in some cycad photos here. We started out in the cycad garden, but Don had planted a bunch of Syagrus amara for …
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bali redux II 1 2 3
by paulgila- 109 replies
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enjula & our guide for the day at a deserted hotel. suitable for framing.
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Back from Oz....and the dead 1 2
by SubTropicRay- 43 replies
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What a long month and a half it's been. Colin, I apologize for not contacting you in Oz. Shortly after tying the knot on October 28th, I got a very, very bad cold/fever. I somehow managed to pull through while on my trip down under but not without every cold remedy imaginable. When I got back to the states, I developed a horrible cough which turned out to be bronchitis. I spent two days in a local hospital with an incessant cough. It's only in the last couple of weeks that I managed to recover and get my strength back. I did my best not to let it ruin the trip but didn't want to spread my germs. Anyway, here are some photos: Calamus in the rainforest
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St Pete Beach
by ruskinPalms- 15 replies
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I went to a wedding last night out on St. Pete Beach and I snapped a few shots. Enjoy!
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Palm photos
by mike in kurtistown- 5 replies
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I have made Webshots files for two groups of photos: (1) pictures taken during the Biennial in Santo Domingo; and (2) pictures taken during the October 2006 Amazon field trip. They can be viewed at: http://community.webshots.com/user/mmerritt113 While I do have pictures of trip happenings and human interest, most pictures are of the palms. No reflection on recent postings (from which I downloaded) is intended, just wanted to indicate what's in the files. Also, I include photos of less than stellar quality when they convey useful information not available in any other photo. Good viewing!
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bali redux 1 2
by paulgila- 42 replies
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livistona sp. outside taipei airport.
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Gileno's trip to the Big H 1 2
by DoomsDave- 40 replies
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Howdyall: Back in February of this year, Gileno came up to visit us here in Cali from down-under in Brazil, and we had a wonderful time touring the Big H with him and his son. So, I post a few pics from that trip. dave
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Palmetum de Santa Cruz de Tenerife
by Carlo Morici- 0 replies
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This thread has been moved. Now you can find it at: http://palmtalk.org/cgi-bin/forum/ikonboar...t=ST;f=1;t=2056 Carlo, Tenerife
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San Diego Zoo Pics- Name That Wonderful Specimen!
by NM_PALM_BOY- 24 replies
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Hello All, I was at the San Diego Zoo this weekend and saw an amazing palm. Some of the pros can identify this one but I, as a novice, was amazed...name that palm! Doug (Still amazed by palms)
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'Suan Luang Ro Kao' (9th King Royal Park) 1 2
by Kom Thai Palm- 52 replies
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Today I have trip to 'Suan Luang Ro Kao', Bangkok Thailand, to relax and take few pics. Here is Metroxylon sagu
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Amazon Post Biennial Photos3
by edbrown_3- 1 reply
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Some palms and other scenes on the Road
by amazondk- 30 replies
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I drove over to Itacoatiara, 260 kms by road down the Amazon River for a meeting today. On the way I took a few shots of palms and other sites along the road. I hope you enjoy a little look around Amazonas again. Cocos nucifera plantation. Manaus is a large consumer of coconuts and more and more are being planted along the road. There is a Astrocaryum vulgare in the forground. The day was hot as normal this time of year. I had lunch on a restaurant on the Amazon River. At this point the river is around 100 meters in many places and ocean going vessels sail with no trouble. This is the low water season as you can tell by the visible channel. This is th…
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Amazon Post Biennial Photos2
by edbrown_3- 0 replies
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Amazon Post Biennial Photos1
by edbrown_3- 0 replies
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Hawaii pictures 1
by deezpalms- 13 replies
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cocos
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Las Palmas de Puerto Vallarta
by Fred Zone 10A- 19 replies
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In May my wife and I went to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico to relax. We stayed at a lovely hotel in the Marina and didn't do any sightseeing, the purpose of our trip being to recover from a strenuous January through April. The hotel was landscaped with a nice assortment of non-native palms and on my daily walks around the Marina I noticed many other palm species planted around the other hotels and apartment buildings. The first several groups of photos were taken at our hotel. Can you identify these palms? Photo #1 Photo #2 Photo #3
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The next stop was Bandung, in western Java for my sister-in-laws wedding. Needless to say, not a lot of time for palm hunting in the two days I was there. Again, very few attempts at identification will be made. Identifications welcome! Hotel Gucci. Gucci is one Indonesian word for pot, and they lived up to the name with potted palms everywhere. This was a modest hotel. Nice branching palm (dypsis?) Probably the healthiest Dypsis decaryi I saw my entire trip (not at the hotel). All the decaryi's I saw had this black mold
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Brisbane pCopernicia hospalm society garden visit
by Walter John- 13 replies
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Today our palm and cycad society chapter visited the former garden of John and Jean Price. John still had the original palm planting plan which was used to help ID some species. There has been little upkeep and therefore things looked a little shabby. Here are some photos. Studying the plan Nice tall Normanbya normanbyi (Black Palm) Green Bismarckia and a Thrinax sp, alongside Copernicia hospita
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Bs, Joe Palma, Steve in San Diego wondering "Do you think this is the place where the meeting is?"
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palm canyon tour
by paulgila- 39 replies
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grove of sabal palms. phoenix sp.
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