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Interesting formations in the Table Mountain Sandstone of the Cederberg near the Stadsaal Caves. Western Cape. South Africa Spider eating wasp, Pompilidae Sp. with it's Rain Spider ( Palystes superciliosus) prey 1 The Peruvian Lily, or Lily of the Incas, are native to South America but have become a popular and wide spread garden plant. Macro image of Fairy Primula (Primula malacoides) in the garden Interesting formations in the Table Mountain Sandstone of the Cederberg near the Stadsaal Caves. Western Cape. South Africa The botanical name of the Day Lily, Hemerocallis, means "beauty for a day" The Arum Lily (Zantedeschia pentlandii) originates from South Africa but was naturalized widely as a garden or ornamental potted plant. Although it is called an Arum Lily it is neither an Arum (genus) nor a lily. The Arum Lily (Zantedeschia pentlandii) originates from South Africa but was naturalised widely as a garden or ornamental potted plant. Although it is called an Arum Lily it is neither an Arum (genus) nor a lily. The Arum Lily (Zantedeschia pentlandii) originates from South Africa but was naturalized widely as a garden or ornamental potted plant. Although it is called an Arum Lily it is neither an Arum (genus) nor a lily. Macro photo of Fairy Primula plant with pink flowers on a black background. The botanical name of the Day Lily, Hemerocallis, means "beauty for a day" The Arum Lily (Zantedeschia pentlandii) originates from South Africa but was naturalized widely as a garden or ornamental potted plant. Although it is called an Arum Lily it is neither an Arum (genus) nor a lily. The Arum Lily (Zantedeschia pentlandii) originates from South Africa but was naturalized widely as a garden or ornamental potted plant. Although it is called an Arum Lily it is neither an Arum (genus) nor a lily. The Vaal River Lily (Crinum bulbispermum) originates from South Africa where it naturally occurs on river banks and floodplains but is widely cultivated in gardens and as potted plants The Vaal River Lily (Crinum bulbispermum) originates from South Africa where it naturally occurs on river banks and floodplains but is widely cultivated in gardens and as potted plants The Jimsonweed (Datura innoxia) originates from the South Western USA and Central America, but has spread widely as an invasive plant. It is known for it's deliriant properties. Bright Frangipani flowers against a dark background Interesting formations in the Table Mountain Sandstone of the Cederberg near the Stadsaal Caves. Western Cape. South Africa Blossoms of the European Olive (Olea europaea) promises an abundant harvest for the production of olive oil, an integral ingredient of Mediterranean cuisine. Interesting formations in the Table Mountain Sandstone of the Cederberg near the Stadsaal Caves. Western Cape. South Africa Interesting formations in the Table Mountain Sandstone of the Cederberg near the Stadsaal Caves. Western Cape. South Africa Interesting formations in the Table Mountain Sandstone of the Cederberg near the Stadsaal Caves. Western Cape. South Africa Interesting formations in the Table Mountain Sandstone of the Cederberg near the Stadsaal Caves. Western Cape. South Africa Interesting formations in the Table Mountain Sandstone of the Cederberg near the Stadsaal Caves. Western Cape. South Africa Interesting formations in the Table Mountain Sandstone of the Cederberg near the Stadsaal Caves. Western Cape. South Africa The adult wasps actually eats nectar, the female stings and paralyses the spider and then drags it to her burrow. There she lays a single egg on it. Because the spider is not dead, the meat stays fresh and the larvae eat the spider alive. The adult wasps actually eats nectar, the female stings and paralyses the spider and then drags it to her burrow. There she lays a single egg on it. Because the spider is not dead, the meat stays fresh and the larvae eat the spider alive. Interesting formations in the Table Mountain Sandstone of the Cederberg near the Stadsaal Caves. Western Cape. South Africa Interesting formations in the Table Mountain Sandstone of the Cederberg near the Stadsaal Caves. Western Cape. South Africa Interesting formations in the Table Mountain Sandstone of the Cederberg near the Stadsaal Caves. Western Cape. South Africa Greater Kestrel (Falco rupicoloides) with it's grasshopper prey. Photographed in the Kgalagadi Trans Frontier Park. South Africa Greater Kestrel (Falco rupicoloides) devouring it's grasshopper prey. Although they may take small lizards and rodents, these Kestrels mainly prey on insects. Greater Kestrel (Falco rupicoloides) devouring it's grasshopper prey. Although they may take small lizards and rodents, these Kestrels mainly prey on insects. The Greater Kestrel (Falco rupicoloides) occurs in arid grassland ans semi-desert areas of Southern and Central Africa. Interesting formations in the Table Mountain Sandstone of the Cederberg near the Stadsaal Caves. Western Cape. South Africa Interesting formations in the Table Mountain Sandstone of the Cederberg near the Stadsaal Caves. Western Cape. South Africa Historical San Rock Art near the Stadsaal Caves in the Cederberg. Western Cape, South Africa. There is no record of elephants occuring in this area. The larvae of the lacewing is an ideal agent of biological control for aphids. Macro image of the flower of Hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis) cultivar The bright yellow flower of the Marigold (Tagetes erecta) Zion golden Aster, (Heterotheca zionensis) on Nevada Sandstone in Zion National Park, Utah, USA, A single Shepherds Tree (Boscia albitrunca)clinging to the rock on the side of a Richtersveld mountain. Richtersveld National Park. South Africa. The Shepherds Tree (Boscia albitrunca) growing in the seemingly bare rock of the Richtersveld National Park The Kori Bustard, (Ardeotis kori) the heaviest living flying animal photographed here while foraging in the dry riverbed of the Auob river in the Kalahari Desert. Rugged mountains, blue skies and a single Shepherd tree in the Richtersveld National Park. South Africa. A sandy track in the Kalahari Desert near the Namibian hot spring resort of Ai Ais. An alert springbok keeping a lookout for predators while the herd graze in the dry riverbed of the Auob river in the Kgalagadi Trans frontier Park. South Africa. The Kori Bustard, (Ardeotis kori) the heaviest living flying animal photographed here while foraging in the dry riverbed of the Auob river in the Kalahari Desert. High voltage power lines in the lonely Kalahari desert indicating life and industry in this barren landscape. A fence line is the only indication that the Kalahari Desert in Southern Namibia is also extensive farmland