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RF2JDA506–Flower of Aechmea miniata, different coloured lance rosette, bromeliad, occurrence South America. This species is native to the state of Bahia in east
RM2PKP6FT–Flower of Aechmea miniata, different coloured lance rosette, bromeliad, occurrence South America
RFGK98M0–Tree trunk loaded with epiphytes such as bromeliads and orchids in the Amazons. Yasuni National Park, Ecuador, South America.
RM2J2CYP2–A epiphytic plant grows high above the ground on the branch of a tree in the Tumbesian dry forest in Southern Ecuador.
RF2HABG6F–Tree covered with bromeliad found in the Amazon jungle. Bromeliads are plants that are adapted to different climates. Amazonia. Brazil, South America.
RMDT9JXR–Bromeliads. Epiphyte. Growing, festooned, on a supporting host tree. Costa Rica. Central America.
RMG9XRR0–Rainforest tree with thorns and climbing plants, Panguana Reserve, Huanuco province, Amazon basin, Peru.
RMW7T7RA–Amazon rain forest canopy view with flowering Bromeliad epiphytes growing on a branch of a giant Ceiba tree. Tiputini Biodiversity Station, Amazon Rainforest, Ecuador, January.
RF2R5X4C7–In Manu National Park, Peru, a tree branch is covered in moss, bromeliads and wild orchids, which are epiphytes that thrive in the moist environment.
RF2JPRE14–Epiphytes on tree branch, Cocos Island, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Costa Rica, Central America
RMGK98M5–Tree trunk loaded with epiphytes such as bromeliads and orchids in the Amazons. Yasuni National Park, Ecuador, South America.
RMDKTBMH–Jenisch's Stanhopea, Stanhopea jenischiana, Orchidaceae. Tropical South America. Panama, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru.
RF2GFX1CK–Tree covered with bromeliad found in the Amazon jungle. Bromeliads are plants that are adapted to different climates. Amazonia. Brazil, South America.
RM2AR0M12–Epiphyte in the primeval forest in the private reserve of Copalinga Lodge in the Andes at 1000 meter above sea level in Ecuador.
RMDKTBFE–Jenisch's Stanhopea, Stanhopea jenischiana, Orchidaceae. Tropical South America. Panama, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru.
RF2M6H73Y–Great kiskadee (Pitangus sulphuratus) on branch with bromeliad, Boca Tapada region, Costa Rica
RM2AR0KTX–Epiphyte in the primeval forest in the private reserve of Copalinga Lodge in the Andes at 1000 meter above sea level in Ecuador.
RMFH4N2X–Bromeliad (Guzmania sp.) growing on a tree trunk in the rainforest understory, Pastaza province, Ecuador
RF2T8X56T–Dayflower (Cochliostema odoratissimum) is an epiphyte herb native to Central America and north South America.
RF2R5A4AH–Dayflower (Cochliostema odoratissimum) is an epiphyte herb native to Central America and northern South America.
RMW7Y7H6–Speckled forest-pitviper (Bothriopsis taeniata) Amazon, Ecuador. Captive, occurs in South America.
RMKNWAD7–Flowering Dogwood (Cornus florida) draped with Spanish Moss blooming in Congaree National Park, South Carolina.
RMDT1T4M–Bromeliad. Epiphyte. Growing and supported by a host tree. Note root attachment. Costa Rica.
RMDKTBG6–Jenisch's Stanhopea, Stanhopea jenischiana, Orchidaceae. Tropical South America. Panama, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru.
RF2M6H72G–Black-cheeked woodpecker (Melanerpes pucherani) on branch with bromeliad, Boca Tapada region, Costa Rica
RM2ATB1FE–Epiphyte in the primeval forest in the private reserve of Copalinga Lodge in the Andes at 1000 meter above sea level in Ecuador.
RM2AH153J–Epiphyte growing in the primeval forest in the tropical Podocarpus National Park in the Andes at 3000 meter above sea level in Ecuador.
RM2D88DE8–Blooming spider orchid (Brassia sp) from the Ecuadorian Amazon rainforest in South America.
RMKJWWRE–The orchid 'Oncidium lineoligerum' is occurring in the forests of Costa Rica, Panama, Columbia, Ecuador and Peru. It's living as epiphyte on trees.
RMDXRNJ1–Mountain immortelle Erythrina poeppigiana tree in flower, Trinidad. Naturalised from South America.
RF2T8X56P–Dayflower (Cochliostema odoratissimum) is an epiphyte herb native to Central America and northern South America.
RF2R5A4AD–Dayflower (Cochliostema odoratissimum) is an epiphyte herb native to Central America and northern South America.
RMW7T7RR–Amazon rainforest canopy view with flowering Bromeliad epiphytes growing on a branch of a giant Ceiba tree. Tiputini Biodiversity Station, Amazon Rainforest, Ecuador, January.
RF2J8TJ9K–Cochliostema odoratissimum is an epiphyte herb native to Central America and north South America. Botanical garden Heidelberg, Baden Wuerttemberg, Ger
RMKNWA9Y–Flowering Dogwood (Cornus florida) draped with Spanish Moss blooming in Congaree National Park, South Carolina.
RMDKTBA2–Jenisch's Stanhopea, Stanhopea jenischiana, Orchidaceae. Tropical South America. Panama, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru.
RF2M6H72Y–Great kiskadee (Pitangus sulphuratus) on branch with bromeliad, Boca Tapada region, Costa Rica
RF2GFX11C–Tree covered with bromeliad found in the Amazon jungle. Bromeliads are plants that are adapted to different climates. Amazonia. Brazil, South America.
RM2AH33PD–Epiphyte growing in the primeval forest in the tropical Podocarpus National Park in the Andes at 3000 meter above sea level in Ecuador.
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