Sentences with phrase «strangler figs»

Visit giant strangler fig trees and strange termite mounds.

We valued 7 of the world's most famous trees, from strangler figs draping ancient ruins to a 9000 - year - old spruce.

The retreat ia an ecotourists delight — stroll under giant strangler figs, along fern - lined gorges, lay in a hammock over a crystal pool, then snuggle up for the night with your loved one and let the chorus of native wildlife seranade you to sleep.

We also saw strangler figs, kahoon trees, and howler monkeys.

Along the way we had a good look at some awesome strangler figs, giant ferns, beautiful palm trees, crystalline creeks and dozens of birds.

«You can find them for instance in nerve cell networks, in bird bones, in strangler figs, and also in some large - scale images of the universe.»

There are approximately 500 species of trees in the park such as: the giant mahogany reaching over 80 feet high, strangler fig trees, and the unusual garlic tree.

The half hour boardwalk to Dolly Beach, the island's longest and prettiest sandy beach, winds through groves of palm trees, Tahitian chestnut trees, strangler figs, banyan trees and pandanus.

Climb the strangler fig tower, marvel at the upper levels of the forest on the Tree Top Walk and walk right across the plateau along the scenic Lamington Traverse.

It's a fig tree from the strangler fig species, which grow upon and «strangle» a host tree with their areal roots that drop to the ground to feed.

On your rather vigorous climb to the top of the ruins, you will see a variety of flora and fauna; of particular note is the strangler fig tree which engulfs cohune palms; while this destroys the cohune tree, it becomes a habitat for thriving bird life.

The flora and fauna will amaze you, particularly the strangler figs, red and white cedars and wild orchids.

Discover unique flora, including orchids, bromeliads and strangler figs, adding to this forest's already impressive beauty.

On your vigorous climb to the top of the ruins, you will see a variety of flora and fauna; of particular note is the strangler fig tree which engulfs cohune palms; while this destroys the cohune tree, it becomes a habitat for thriving bird life.

The fig tree is from the strangler fig species Fichus virens.