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Two trees of Turkish pine Royalty Free Stock Photo

A young Turkish pine tree in a field Royalty Free Stock Photo

Visitors Walking Through Pine Forest Path in Olympos Ruins Royalty Free Stock Photo

Two ducks close up. Goynuk Canyon. Antalya Province, Turkey Royalty Free Stock Photo

Parachute with two people on a background of mountains and sky in backlight Royalty Free Stock Photo

Kemer resort, Turkey. Seascape with two ships and a cape Royalty Free Stock Photo

Two teddy bears on a toy paraglider. The building of the cableway. Foot of Tahtali Mountain, Kemer Royalty Free Stock Photo

Two sparrows in the crown of a palm tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

The minaret of the mosque rises above the trees against the backdrop of the mountains Royalty Free Stock Photo

Kemer, Turkey. Man with two blue-throated macaw parrots Royalty Free Stock Photo

Sculptural white figures of two rearing horses above the entrance to the building. Kemer Resort Royalty Free Stock Photo

Kemer, Turkey. Two cars parked on the side of a road on a bright day Royalty Free Stock Photo

Young trees and bushes on a green dividing strip. Ataturk Boulevard. Kemer Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pinus brutia, commonly known as the Turkish pine, East Mediterranean pine, Brutia pine and Calabrian pine. It is a coniferous pine native to the eastern Mediterranean region. The bulk of its range is in Turkey.