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Plumeria Leaf. Homagama In Sri Lanka Royalty Free Stock Photo
A Moth resting on a leaf surface , found in Homagama, Sri Lanka. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Nephila pilipes spider on the web . Found in Homagama, Sri Lanka. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Wild spotted deer at Homagama, Sri Lanka. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Wild spotted deer at Homagama, Sri Lanka. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Insect searching for Nectar on Cashew flowers. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Insect sucking Nectar from a Cashew flower. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Plumeria Leaf tree. Homagama in Sri Lanka.
Wild spotted deer at Homagama, Sri Lanka. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Wildflower inflorescence closeup on blurred background Homagama, Sri Lanka. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Lichen growing on a branch Royalty Free Stock Photo
the green university NSBM homagama Royalty Free Stock Photo
Jasmine Flowers and Buds. Homagama in Sri Lanka. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Om namah Ganaya Royalty Free Stock Photo
Two red ringed parakeets on a branch of a tree in its natural forest habitat , Homagama, Sri Lanka. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Plumeria Leaf. Homagama. a Image Taken on a Rainy Day.Plumeria species have a milky latex that, like many other Apocynaceae contains poisonous compounds that irritate the eyes and skin.The leaves of Plumeria alba are narrow and corrugated, whereas leaves of Plumeria pudica have an elongated shape and glossy, dark-green color. Plumeria pudica is one of the everblooming types with non-deciduous, evergreen leaves.


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