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I was able to capture this beautifully red-flowering bottlebrush in Porto in January 2017.

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I was able to capture this beautifully red-flowering bottlebrush in Porto in January 2017.

I was able to capture this beautifully red-flowering bottlebrush in Porto in January 2017.

Christian Bremer http://cbpics.de 24.07.2021, 354 Views, 2 Comments * automatically translated

EXIF: NIKON CORPORATION NIKON D500, Date 2017:01:19 13:42:52, Exposure time: 10/12500, Aperture: 80/10, ISO400, Focal length: 780/10

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Christine Wohlfahrt 25.7.2021 17:10

Hello Christian, this is the cylinder cleaner, also called "pipe cleaner" or "bottle brush." The name refers to the cylindrical-shaped flowers. This plant originally comes from Australia.
Best regards, Christine

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Christian Bremer 26.7.2021 18:51

Thank you very much for the help with the identification.

Best regards
Christian

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