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Bromeliad bromeliaceae forest Stock Photos and Images
RMD0KX3E–Bromeliad, Aechmea bromeliifolia var. albobracteata, Bromeliaceae. Syn. Aechmea tinctoria. Mexico to Argentina, South America.
RM2BYGX8A–Bromeliad, Werauhia ororiensis, Bromeliaceae, Barva Volcano, Braulio Carrillo National Park, Costa Rica, Centroamerica
RMDT9GW2–Epiphytes, including Bromeliads, growing on limbs and trunks of trees in montane rain and cloud forest. Savegre. Costa Rica.
RM2X4217G–Bromeliads and Mosses Growing on a Tree. Monteverde Rainforest, Costa Rica, Central America.
RF2JK7YG9–Asplenium nidus, or bird nest fern, is an epiphytic plants which grows on the surface of a plant or tree
RF2E132EX–Bromelia in the Serra dos Orgaos in the State of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil, view from the side
RMW7WN59–Bromeliad (Bromeliaceae) in flower in rainforest, Salto Morato Nature Reserve / RPPN Salto Morato, Guaraquecaba, Parana, Brazil.
RMW7Y7Y1–Zebra bromeliad (Aechmea zebrina) growing in canopy Yasuni National Park, Amazon Rainforest, Ecuador, South America
RMPBAF36–Bromeliads and epiphytes in tropical mountain forest, Sierra Santa Marta NP, Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Colombia
RM2BYGXY8–Bromeliad, Werauhia ororiensis, Bromeliaceae, Barva Volcano, Braulio Carrillo National Park, Costa Rica, Centroamerica
RMW7T7RP–Amazon rainforest canopy with flowering Bromeliad epiphytes growing on a branch of a giant Ceiba tree. Tiputini Biodiversity Station, Amazon Rainforest, Ecuador, January.
RMW7T7RG–Amazon rainforest canopy view with flowering Bromeliad epiphytes growing on a branch of a giant Cieba tree. Tiputini Biodiversity Station, Amazon Rainforest, Ecuador, January.
RM2X4217W–Bromeliads and Mosses Growing on a Tree. Monteverde Rainforest, Costa Rica, Central America.
RMW7Y790–Coastal forest with Spanish moss (Tillandsia usneoides) growing on Southern live oak (Quercus virginiana) and Saw palmetto (Serenoa repens). Little St Simon's Island, Barrier Islands, Georgia, USA, March.
RF2JK7YFM–Asplenium nidus, or bird nest fern, is an epiphytic plants which grows on the surface of a plant or tree
RF2E132EG–Bromelia in the Serra dos Orgaos in the State of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil, view from the side
RM2BYGXEN–Flower of Bromeliad, Werauhia ororiensis, Bromeliaceae, Barva Volcano, Braulio Carrillo National Park, Costa Rica, Centroamerica
RF2E132BH–Bromelia on a parking lot south of Teresopolis in the state of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil, view from the side
RMW7WMFY–Coati (Nasua nasua) foraging in a bromeliad, montane Atlantic Rainforest, Serra Bonita Private Natural Heritage Reserve (RPPN Serra Bonita), municipality of Camacan, Southern Bahia State, Eastern Brazil.
RMF13W9Y–Bromeliads (Bromeliaceae) in flower in rainforest, Salto Morato Nature Reserve / RPPN Salto Morato, Guaraquecaba, Parana, Brazil.
RM2BYGXEK–Flower of Bromeliad, Werauhia ororiensis, Bromeliaceae, Barva Volcano, Braulio Carrillo National Park, Costa Rica, Centroamerica
RF2BHRJ7E–Puya raimondii , also known as queen of the Andes or puya de Raimondi is the largest species of bromeliad, reaching up to 15 meters in height. Cordill
RF2R93FE1–Epiphytic bromeliad Catopsis berteroniana plant with long flower stalks, Gran Sabana, Venezuela
RF2F8ATM3–Plants of tropical raw bromeliad forest on display on an ancient staircase in a greenhouse garden
RM2BNM043–Bromeliad growing on tree in highland cloud forest in the Talamanca Mountains of Costa Rica, April 2015.
RF2E132BK–Bromelia on a parking lot south of Teresopolis in the state of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil, view from the side
RM2BYGXEG–Flower of Bromeliad, Werauhia ororiensis, Bromeliaceae, Barva Volcano, Braulio Carrillo National Park, Costa Rica, Centroamerica
RM2AADHTP–Treefrog (Scinax littoralis) standing on bromeliad stalk, Tapirai, Sao Paulo, Atlantic Forest South-East Reserves UNESCO World Heritage Site, Brazil
RM2C5726C–Epiphite Bromeliad, Werauhia sanguinolenta, Bromeliaceae, Coiba National Park, Gulf of Chiriquí, Panama, Centroamerica
RF2BHRJ6D–Puya raimondii , also known as queen of the Andes or puya de Raimondi is the largest species of bromeliad, reaching up to 15 meters in height. Cordill
RF2R93FAW–Epiphytic bromeliad Catopsis berteroniana plants in flower on a tree, Gran Sabana, Venezuela
RF2FY13E8–Plants of tropical raw bromeliad forest stand on shelves and hang in hanging pots a greenhouse garden
RF2E132BD–Bromelia on a parking lot south of Teresopolis in the state of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil, view from the side
RFH6TF0G–Bromeliads on tree. Province of Alajuela, canton of San Carlos, Arenal, Costa Rica. Arenal Volcano National Park
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