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    Edit Photo Details Sugarbush Feast   #sugarbush_highvelt
    The highvelt Sugarbush is part of the Protea family. They grow wild on the slower inclines of mountainous terrain and produce these vivid flowers. The flower offers a feast to insects. It produce pollen for some, nectar for others and the large pink petals at the bottom form a cup to provide a rainwater reservoir. You can see how many species of insects are all collecting its offerings.
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    Date Taken:
    Date Uploaded: Jun 22, 2014
    Location: Mogale City, Gauteng, South Africa
    Camera: NIKON E5700
    Focal Length: 56.7 mm
    Shutter Speed: 1/415 sec
    Aperture: f/5.8
    ISO: 100
    Copyright: © Sarel Oberholster
    Categories: Landscapes, Nature, Portraits