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Hierba Carnicera (Erigeron bonariensis)Autor
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Small plant/herb, grows wild by the roadside, on level ground, well drained red soil.
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Guamúchil (Pithecellobium dulce)Autor
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Found this plant growing by the road side. This plant seems young, it is about one foot tall, growth seems more horizontal than vertical, but the stems do not touch the ground. it is not a creeper or ground cover.
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creeper growing wild by the roadside, at 5-7feet level. flower bunches reminiscent of borage but up close they're different.
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Found this herb growing wild by the roadside. I have not seen the white flowered cassia before. It is growing with yellow cassia, sida, ipomoea all mixed up.
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Género ZiziphusAutor
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tall shrub or small tree with elegant branches, occurring naturally (3 individuals within 20m radius, two are tall, one is a small plant still). red soil. ground slopes a little bit.
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Escobillas (Género Sida)Autor
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branching shrub, growing wild in open dry forest / scrub forest. the plant had reached 3 feet height.
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bark is not like W. tinctoria though flowers look like W. tinctoria..
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Found this tiny plant growing wild, between the cracks of concrete tile used for the walking path, and at the edge of compound wall and ground. This was during rainy season, and it is red soil.
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Found this tiny plant growing in the sandpit, near the water supply point where some water drips on the sand few times a day when the pipes are connected/disconnected.
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Escobillas (Género Sida)Autor
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Small shrub found growing naturally in this area, in well-drained red soil near granite rocks. This plant is growing by the roadside and someone has plucked the flowers.
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Maracuyá Silvestre (Passiflora foetida)Autor
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Passionflower Creeper growing wild. It has combined with striped cucubmer and completely covered a young Pongamia tree. One or two flowers are present, ripening and dry fruits are also visible on the creeper. Moist red soil at the bottom of a slope. The adjacent habitation of migrant workers ensures constant supply of drainage water where this creeper grows.
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Creeper found growing by the roadside, in the vacant plot next to a residence. Not sure if it is really wild.
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Found growing naturally in dry red soil. Nearby are granite rocks. Medium sized shrub. Pure white flowers, unlike the other Calotropis nearby, which has purple streaked flowers. Planthoppers favour this species.
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Bambúes (Subfamilia Bambusoideae)Autor
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Large clump of bamboo. Very large shrub reaching to about 6m height. Natural (wild) growth. Dry red soil. The outer stems are hung with Ipomoea creepers.
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Chan (Mesosphaerum suaveolens)Autor
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Found growing wild on the roadside, about a month after rain in April. Leaf is fragrant, like Tulasi. Dry red soil. Nearby is the bigger plant with similar leaves. This plant is small, comes to knee height only. the bigger plant comes almost to 4 feet tall.
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scale: the fibres are dog fur. the bug was dead on discovery - found while sweeping.
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Vinagrillos (Familia Thelyphonidae)Autor
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When I moved closer to photograph, they separated, but very slowly reverted to this position, in which they stayed for at least an hour (I stopped observing after that). Nearby, about twenty feet away, I found an empty case of vinegaroon.
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Periquitos o Toritos (Familia Membracidae)Autor
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Nymph clinging to underside of a pseuderanthemum reticulatum leaf.
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Naturally occurring (wild). Habitat: open dry forest. The flowers attract many types of moths and wasps. a few butterflies also visit. green berries appear in clusters in September. In the last month, construction workers cleaned out the site where this plant was growing. It is no longer there.
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Arañas Tejedoras Manchadas (Género Neoscona)Autor
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This spider starts weaving a circular web after sunset. There are many individuals weaving close together but the webs do not touch. One or two individuals were purple in colour. They hide under the scarlet geranium leaves in daylight.
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Amapes, Jacarandas, Tecomates Y Parientes (Familia Bignoniaceae)Autor
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Not sure of ID. Not sure if it's been planted. Leaves are too big for a plant or shrub.
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Género OcimumAutor
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Medium sized shrub.
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I have seen this plant growing wild in large numbers on sloping dry soil of tank bunds on the tanks (lakes) along Kanakapura road.
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Padrecitos (Género Lycostomus)Autor
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there are many of them after last night's heavy rain. They are everywhere, sitting still on the fallen leaves and pods of acacia. Farther down the road, a few of them are flying around..
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Nochebuena, Candelillas Y Hierbas de la Golondrina (Género Euphorbia)Autor
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commonly used as fence tree in farms in southern Karnataka, India.
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Found growing on a mangifera indica (mango tree) on branches at the height of about 12 feet above ground. Common tailorbird & purple-rumped sunbirds seen frequently feeding on these flowers.
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iridiscent green dung beetle with glossy spots, green ended in bluish violet near the tail end.
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wonder what it is eating. zoom into the high resolution close-up pic to see better..