File:Flame tree cropped.jpg
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[edit]Cropped version of Image:Flame tree mali.jpg
DescriptionFlame tree cropped.jpg |
Flame tree against brick building in Mali. Tree is Delonix regia commonly known as Royal Poinciana flame tree |
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Source | Flickr |
Author | Robin Taylor from Bamako, Mali |
Reviewer InfoField | KenWalker |
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