Fever trees II

[Riaan van Wyk]

Same species of tree as posted earlier.

[maddogmurph]

I like it, don't know why, but I do.

[francois]

There's something strange about those tree and their arrangements that I like very much too.

[Tony Jay]

There's something strange about those tree and their arrangements that I like very much too.

These trees are part of the Acacia family and are lowland / tropical trees with a limited distribution in Southern Africa.
Seeing one instantly places me if not in the wilderness of Africa, close to it!
Baobab trees and the call of the Fish Eagle do the same as well!
Quintessential Africa!

Tony Jay

[francois]

These trees are part of the Acacia family and are lowland / tropical trees with a limited distribution in Southern Africa.
Seeing one instantly places me if not in the wilderness of Africa, close to it!
Baobab trees and the call of the Fish Eagle do the same as well!
Quintessential Africa!

Tony Jay

Thanks for the info, Tony. It's always interesting. I didn't "link" them to Acacia trees.

[Riaan van Wyk]

Thank you for the comments, appreciated.