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PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA, DATE PALM

Antoni Uni · 2017-04-05T13:32:21+0000

I think all of these are Date Palms, am I right? The first one is in l'Escala, the second one is a breeding place for a parakeet in Empuriabrava both in Catalonia, Spain and the third one is in Bangkok