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Kunzea Stock Photos and Images
RM2T63X52–Kunzea ericifolia, spearwood, native tree or yellow kunzea, or as kitja boorn, poorndil or condil. White/yellow flowers
RF2WAATNA–Yellow flowers of the Australian native Kunzea muelleri, family myrtaceae, growing in subalpine heath in the snowy mountains region of SE Australia
RFKGKCEB–Hover fly on native Australian violet Kunzea parvifolia flowers in spring, near Jerrawa, New South Wales, Australia
RMB4XPY4–Scarlet Kunzea (Kunzea baxteri) flowering cultivated plant Banksia Farm Mt Barker Western Australia September
RMB60P9J–Scarlet kunzea Kunzea baxteri unfolding flowers Esperance to Raventhorpe Roadside Western Australia September
RF2T6JXY8–Close up of red flowers of the Australian native shrub Kunzea pulchella, family Myrtaceae. Hardy species endemic to sandy or clay soils, granite
RFR0DTFR–White, honey-scented flowers of the Australian native Kunzea ambigua, tick bush, Little Marley Fire trail, Royal National Park, Sydney, Australia
RF2DK1CR0–Symphyotrichum ericoides, known as white heath aster, frost aster, or heath aster, is a species of flowering plant in the family Asteraceae,
RFE8T7XF–Coastline with pasture land and Kanuka trees (Kunzea ericoides), Catlins, South Island, New Zealand
RF2T28PER–Burgan flowers (Kunzea Ericoides) seem to attract a lot of insects, especially these orange beetles (Stigmodera spp) Found at Baluk Willam Reserve.
RM2BNE203–Two male Hawkes Bay tree wetas (Hemideina trewicki) revealed under the bark of a Kanuka tree (Kunzea ericoides) one partially obscured, Silver Range,
RMRA2EFW–Kanuka, or White tea tree (Kunzea ericoides) with understory of ferns in Abel Tasman National Park.
RF2H0X1WT–Burgan (Kunzea Ericoides) is an inconspicuous small tree - until it flowers! The long stamens make it easy to identify, and popular with insects.
![Kunzea ambigua [syn. K.corifolia]-Family Myrtaceae Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/B3H72J/kunzea-ambigua-syn-kcorifolia-family-myrtaceae-B3H72J.jpg "Kunzea ambigua [syn. K.corifolia]-Family Myrtaceae Stock Photo")
RF2T1XXTX–Burgan (Kunzea Ericoides) is an inconspicuous small tree - until it flowers! The long stamens make it easy to identify, and popular with insects.
RF2T6JXYP–Red flowers of the Australian native shrub Granite Kunzea, Kunzea pulchella, family Myrtaceae.
RF2J0X63D–Burgan (Kunzea Ericoides) is easy to identify by the long stamens, which are popular with insects. Baluk Willam Flora Reserve in Belgrave South.
RF2M518XP–Closeup of the red flowering native Western Australian plant kunzea pulchella granite kunzea.
RF2T1XXWN–Burgan flowers (Kunzea Ericoides) seem to attract a lot of insects, especially these orange beetles (Stigmodera spp) Found at Baluk Willam Reserve.
RM2K5E06G–Mycena parsonsii (sometimes known as the Pink Helmet fungus) is a small saprophytic fungus, a member of the gilled mushrooms. It grows in clusters on dead wood of Kunzea ericoides, Leptospermum scoparium, Dacrycarpus dacrydioides, Metrosideros excelsa and other Metrosideros species in lowland podocarp dicotyledonous forest throughout New Zealand in autumn and early winter. It can also grow on the wood of introduced trees. Credit: BSpragg
RM2J20NK0–Remnant kanuka forest and Bendigo Ghost Town, Central Otago, South Island, New Zealand - drone aerial
RMAS291B–Kunzea baxteri from Australia flowering in the Great Glasshouse at the National Botanic Garden of Wales UK
RMRA2EF0–Pathway through the forest featuring Kanuka, or White tea tree (Kunzea ericoides), Te Pukatea loop track, Abel Tasman National Park.
![Kunzea ambigua [syn. K.corifolia]-Family Myrtaceae Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/B3BMFF/kunzea-ambigua-syn-kcorifolia-family-myrtaceae-B3BMFF.jpg "Kunzea ambigua [syn. K.corifolia]-Family Myrtaceae Stock Photo")
RF2M1HY03–3D image of Pinocarvone skeletal formula - molecular chemical structure of 3-Nopinenone isolated on white background
RF2T6JXYB–Red flowers of the Australian native shrub Granite Kunzea, Kunzea pulchella, family Myrtaceae.
RF2T28PDX–Burgan flowers (Kunzea Ericoides) seem to attract a lot of insects, especially these orange beetles (Stigmodera spp) Found at Baluk Willam Reserve.
RF2GNG8NY–Closeup of pinkish purple flowers of the Australian native myrtle Kunzea capitata, family Myrtaceae, growing in heath in Sydney, NSW, Australia
RFR08D4W–White, honey-scented flowers of the Australian native Kunzea ambigua, tick bush, Little Marley Fire trail, Royal National Park, Sydney, Australia
RMW7NH9X–Jewelled gecko (Naultinus gemmeus) on a kanuka bush (Kunzea ericoides). Banks Peninsula; Canterbury, South Island, New Zealand.
RF2T20E8H–White honey-scented flowers of the Australian native tick bush, Kunzea ambigua, family Myrtaceae.Endemic to sandstone soils of south eastern Australia
RF2D6CW9E–Pink purple flowers of the Australian native myrtle Kunzea capitata, family Myrtaceae, growing in woodland in the Royal National Park, Sydney, NSW, Au
RM2J20NFW–Remnant kanuka forest and Dunstan Mountains, near Bendigo Ghost Town, Central Otago, South Island, New Zealand - drone aerial
RMRA2EAR–Split Apple Rock seen from the water with caves and rocky outcrops behind, Abel Tasman National Park. The tree in flower is the kamahi (Weinmannia rac
RF2JHBAKD–Blossoming herbal chives growing and flowering in a garden. Green background with light purple flowering chives for publication, design, poster
RF2G5CGGY–native Australian kunzea plant with red flower outdoor in sunny backyard shot at shallow depth of field
RMRGHK52–. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History), Botany. • #. 52 Agonis marginata 53 Kunzea baxteri. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Natural History Museum (London). Andover : Intercept
RF2T28PEE–Burgan flowers (Kunzea Ericoides) seem to attract a lot of insects, especially these orange beetles (Stigmodera spp) Found at Baluk Willam Reserve.
RF2CTXA31–Pink purple flowers of the Australian native myrtle Kunzea capitata, family Myrtaceae, growing in woodland in the Royal National Park, Sydney, NSW, Au
RM2J20NMP–Remnant kanuka forest and Aurora Track, Bendigo Ghost Town, Central Otago, South Island, New Zealand - drone aerial
RF2K1DPW8–Pinkish purple flowers of the Australian native myrtle Kunzea capitata, family Myrtaceae, growing in Sydney woodland, NSW, Australia. Spring flowering
RF2GNG8M9–Pinkish purple flowers of the Australian native myrtle Kunzea capitata, family Myrtaceae, growing in heath in Sydney, NSW, Australia. Spring flowering
RMRA2EB4–Split Apple Rock seen from the water with caves and rocky outcrops behind, Abel Tasman National Park. The tree in flower is the kamahi (Weinmannia rac
RF2K0B3K8–Pinkish purple flowers of the Australian native myrtle Kunzea capitata, family Myrtaceae, growing in heath in Sydney, NSW, Australia. Spring flowering
RF2A6HA6C–native Australian kunzea bottle brush plant outdoor in sunny backyard shot at shallow depth of field
RF2E533T3–Burgan (Kunzea Ericoides) in bloom - the whole tree was covered in these gorgeous blossoms.This one was lighting up the woods at Baluk Willam Reserve.
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