This week, for Becca’s Sunday Trees, I have a massive Neem (Azadirachta indica) tree in idyllic surroundings.
Isn’t she magnificent? And not just that. Here’s what I missed in the first time I took this aerial shot.
Just a little lower down, nestling within the hardened bark are the tender young leaves of the Peepal (Ficus religiosa) tree. Truly a miracle of nature don’t you think?
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Wow! Beautiful.
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Isn’t she? ๐ Thank you for visiting!
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Wonderful ๐
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Glad you liked Orange ๐
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Lovely picture of symbiosis. Neem tree sheltering and probably nourishing the Peepal tree. I can imagine once the Peepal tree grows up it will look at two different trees are grown from one trunk. The nature playing her part as the horticulturist.
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Amazing isnt it! Thanks Ferdi for visiting ๐
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Nature gives a leg up to those who need it. I only hope this peepul doesn’t destroy the tree that it is feeding on…..
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Even I was wondering about that Sunita! It is quite possible the tenacious peepal splitting the aging Neem. Thank you!
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Beautiful picture, only a โmotherโin various meanings can look so spectacularโฆ..
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Dahlia, such a wonderful photographic eye and a sense of whimsy and humor at the unexpected things in what you see. Thank you!
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Thank you so much for the lovely comment Theresa ๐
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Magnificent neem tree…itโs a wonder that peepal tree can grow in the most unexpected places…from cracks on walls..concrete floors…strong survival instincts…hope the neem tree wonโt have to pay the price
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Hope so too! ๐
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Amazing are the ways of nature.
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Thank you Aradhana for taking time to visit and comment ๐
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You are welcome
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Wow very neat!
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Glad you liked ๐
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