Tag: Rafflesia kethii

• The Rafflesia: A Parasitic Wonder of Flora

  HOME (MAIN PAGE) The enigmatic Rafflesia The genus Rafflesia is one of the strangest plant – a parasitic flowering plant. It has no leaves, stems and roots and its bud takes a good nine months before blooming. Its flowers are one of the biggest in the world. So far I have only documented 3 species…

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  March 5, 2024

  NATURE & ENVIRONMENT, WILDLIFE

  Rafflesia Kerri, Rafflesia kethii, Rafflesia preceii

• TRAVEL BLOG 2024

  HOME (MAIN PAGE) Ray Chua is a wildlife author and photographer with nine coffee-table books on nature. His main gear – Sony A1, A7R5, 600mm f4, 300mm f2.8, 135mm f1.8, 20-70mm, 90mm macro, 1.4 TC and a Leica Q2. He has won a first prize in a Nikon contest (which included a trip to the…

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  January 6, 2024

  BHUTAN, NATURE & ENVIRONMENT, SABAH, WILDLIFE

  Eared Pitta, Fraser’s Hill, Kalij Phesant, Lojing Highlands, Nature in Bhutan, Nature in Perlis, Rafflesia kerrii, Rafflesia kethii, Red-backed Flameback, Red-headed Trogon, Silver-eared Mesia, Sri lanka swallow, Sri lanka wildlife, Ulu Langat, Yala National Park