Bushman's Bootlace (Pimelea nivea) photo

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25-Feb-2011

I gather the common name comes from the bark, which can be peeled in narrow strips and is quite strong.

This species grows in Tasmania.

other sizes: small medium original auto

Jeff Real		20-Mar-2018 15:08
This beauty is incredible! A very inspiring image V

Fong Lam		20-Mar-2018 12:45
Wonderful close-up of these pretty blooms with excellent lighting....V

danad		20-Mar-2018 10:55
Great clarity and light ! V.

Yvonne		20-Mar-2018 10:25
I suppose the bark may have been used once, hence the name. The flower cluster is exquisite!

Nirvan Hope		20-Mar-2018 02:45
A blossom of exquisite freshness and luminosity.

Gill Kopy		20-Mar-2018 01:20
Lovely how the light has captured this pretty blossom V

Jim Coffman		19-Mar-2018 22:45
It certainly has pretty blooms...

Helen Betts		19-Mar-2018 22:35
What a beautiful capture, with the blossoms seeming glowing in the light. Nice with the water droplets on it, too.

Walter Otto Koenig		19-Mar-2018 22:25
Very well isolated. I like the lighting.

joseantonio		19-Mar-2018 21:35
brilliant capture of this beauty.V.

Chris Morton		19-Mar-2018 21:22
the flower looks far too pretty....and do bushmen have boots

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