Banyan Trees also known as Strangler figs, are a common sight here in our town.. These are 2 of the ones on my City Walkabout. We have one in our Jungle.
There are many different types, not sure what this one is.. this is what Wikipedia on Banyans says
Click Here to see other types that I have in former posts on these Amazing Trees.
Good Morning, I love these neat trees. Have seen them in various places, Florida and maybe Hawaii.. Enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteI remember seeing those when I was a kid...I seem to recall them draped with Spanish Moss...:)JP
ReplyDeleteThey are amazing. Have a wonderful Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes Molly
I've never seen one, I confess.I love the look of the trunks!
ReplyDeleteI think they look spooky. Love them!
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Bonnie
I have never seen such a tree before. Very interesting and unique.
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Mersad Donko Photography
what an amazing wonder to have growing there!
ReplyDeleteGood grief!! What a GORGEOUS tree!
ReplyDeleteWhat magnificent trees. How do they hold up in hurricanes? They look strong.
ReplyDeleteMS it is Madi...answer to your question I had been in the sun puddle for sometime I was toasty so I moved just a wee bit. Mom was amazed at how hot my furs felt.
hugs madi and mom your bfffs
I did not know they were called that - but I have seen them before! I think they are sort of pretty.
ReplyDeletewhy i love blogging, there is always a chance of learning, daily, it is super cool!! - i have never heard of banyan trees??! so neat. they sure do have character. ( :
ReplyDeleteGreat photos Sandra. I remember the first time I saw a Banyan tree and being totally in awe of it, such an extraordinary part of nature.
ReplyDeletethey're beautiful trees! my son would love to climb it!
ReplyDeleteYou just made me realize I really knew nothing at all about fig trees. Like the size of them!!!!
ReplyDeleteGood afternoon. First day home from going to see the family for Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteWow never seen such huge trees or roots. I love trees. Find this very interesting and those tree trunks and you educated me and I suppose others.
Thanks for sharing.
these are totally fascinating trees.
ReplyDeleteThey are rather unique looking and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWow, this is strange and amazing! It looks like many tree trunks all glued together. It is really majestic, yet a bit creepy, and also awesome!!
ReplyDeletethose are some amazing trees!
ReplyDeleteThey are quite amazing looking trees! And they look huge!
ReplyDeleteI love seeing those trees when in Florida. So interesting.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful, amazing trees. Never seen anything like them. Florida has such beautiful plants and trees and you take terrific pictures of all the beauty.
ReplyDeleteThe storms missed us by about 4 miles. Hundreds of trees down and damage to buildings and homes there from strong straight line winds and flooding. There were 4 tornadoes but they were not near us. We just had heavy rain and flash flooding. Had no internet for awhile, transformer exploded and burned up my modem. Our electricity stayed on though. I had just gotten a new modem so I have had two new modems in less than 2 weeks. Thanks for thinking of me and asking about us. Hugs
Lovely trees...and interesting shapes too. You have so many interesting trees and flowers over there
ReplyDeleteHi Sandra, I really love these trees. I wish we could grow them up here but know that is impossible! I have been out of the "loop" lately. My aunt has fallen again and has been in the hospital and still is. Will write to you soon.
ReplyDeleteThose are amazing. I don't think I've ever seen one before!
ReplyDeletethose are such amazing trees!
ReplyDeletei have never seen a banyan tree before-wow
xo
oh my gosh...coolest tree ever!!!!
ReplyDeleteThese trees are just awesome, almost like a work of art. I'm trying to imagine one covering acres.
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