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SagoI took this one with my trusted pocket camera at Roma Street Gardens in
Brisbane. I was attrackted by the intricate design of the flower, which by the way is gigantic. I believe it is the Sago Palm Plant flower...
Re: SagoNice pic.
It is often called a sago palm but it is a cycad and very poisonous. (Cycas revoluta) if you look up some of the pics of it in the wilds of Japan you will be amazed at where it grows. Regards Colin
Cameras, lenses and a lust for life
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