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Red alpine catchfly Silene suecica, pink flowers Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pululahua Volcanic Crater, Quito, Ecuador Royalty Free Stock Photo

Red alpine catchfly Silene suecica, lilac inflorescence Royalty Free Stock Photo

Red alpine catchfly Silene suecica, pink inflorescence Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pululahua Geobotanical Reserve, Ecuador Royalty Free Stock Photo

Mountain landscape with road, house and haystack Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pululahua Geobotanical Reserve in Quito, Ecuador

Honey bee on Red Alpine catchfly Silene suecica Royalty Free Stock Photo

Red Alpine catchfly Silene suecica, pink flowering plant Royalty Free Stock Photo

View towards the Baisorii Mountain from the Scarita - Belioara geo-botanical reservation Royalty Free Stock Photo

Panoramic view of Pululahua volcano Royalty Free Stock Photo

Landscape from the Scarita - Belioara geo-botanical reservation, Muntele Mare, Romania. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Rock Ermak on the river Chusovaya, Perm region, Russia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pululahua Geobotanical Reserve, a national park and cultural preserve in Quito, Ecuador. It is a caldera formed from a collapsed volcano, indigenous people have lived there for centuries.