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: Ghost Gum - Named after the glisteneing white bark


Ghost Gum - Named after the glisteneing white bark

Ghost Gum - Named after the glisteneing white bark. (Corymbia aparrerinja ). Fringe Lily Gorge, West MacDonnell National Park, Northern Territory, Australia. Found only in central and northern areas of Australia

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10858849
Media ID
42940339
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2048px x 3072px (1.3MB)
Credit
© Don Hadden / www.ardea.com
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10858849
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DH-3335

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