Nov 2, 2022
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Megaflora
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Megaherbs are the best herbs! These Pleurophyllums were flowering up a storm on Campbell island in January. Unfortunately the Go Further South doco skipped Campbell in the short version! But if you caught the 10-hour one you will have seen a few of these beauties tossed by the wind... #subantarctic #subantarcticislands #flora #aotearoa #gofurthersouth #newzealand #newzealandfinds #campbellisland #subantarcticnz #megaherb #botanical #flowersofinstagram #naturephotography #nature_perfection #nature_brilliance #nature_lovers #nikonnz #nikond500 #nikonphotography https://www.instagram.com/p/B_YPhHkJK2q/?igshid=qk89dn3b5mri
A subantarctic garden in Campbell island. Megaherbs truly are weird and wonderful plants. #birdventurenz #subantarctic #subantarcticislands #subantarcticexpeditions #aotearoa #wildnz #travelnz #armchairtravel @heritageexpeditions #nikonnz #megaherb #garden #botanical #wanderwonder #wildsouth #earth_captures #amazing_nature #world_bestnature #naturephotography #natgeoyourshot #yourshotphotographer https://www.instagram.com/p/B-QD2vBpZ3H/?igshid=2d5cdwwgt177
Learn a little about MEGAHERBS ! This is a trip we did in 2011 to the subantarctic islands just south of New Zealand. We were supporting research done by an amazing group of scientists from the University of Otago. Awesome people, great projects and stunning scenery. Interview of Lorna Little, Department of Botany, University of Otago, New Zealand.