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Pushpin pointing at Port Moresby city in Papua New Guinea

Pushpin pointing at Port Moresby city in Papua New Guinea

Look down in Papua New Guinea

Look down in Papua New Guinea

: Local market in Wamena, at New Guinea

: Local market in Wamena, at New Guinea

Mushroom coral pipefish

The Mushroom Coral Pipefish (Siokunichthys nigrolineatus) is a small pipefish species that belongs the fish family Syngnathidae which includes ‘Seahorses, Seadragons, Pipefish and Pipehorses’. There are on 5 small species known to occur in the genus Siokunichthys. This species can be found occurring in the warm tropical waters of the Indo-Pacific region and it is known to occur from Southern Indonesia and Papua New Guinea to the Philippines. This species can be found living amongst the tentacles of mushroom corals such as Heliofungia.

Yellow-crested Cockatoo

The Yellow-crested Cockatoo, Cacatua sulphurea, also known as the Lesser Sulphur-crested Cockatoo, is a medium-sized (approximately 35 cm long) cockatoo with white plumage, bluish-white bare orbital skin, grey feet, a black bill, and a retractile yellow crest.

Women in beautiful costumes in Papua New Guinea

Women in beautiful costumes in Papua New Guinea

Small kind boy in Papua New Guinea

Small kind boy in Papua New Guinea

Curtiss P-40 Kittyhawk.

The Curtiss P-40 was a formidable fighter and ground attack aircraft in the right hands. Employed in theatres from China to New Guinea to the Aleutians to North Africa, P-40 variants had many names including the Tomahawk, Kittyhawk and Warhawk. The Kittyh After the war it was flown to the Rukuhia storage facility along with more than 100 other Kittyhawks, to be scrapped (out of the more than 300 Kittyhawks operated by the RNZAF). It was rescued in 1959 by a group of schoolboys led by Charles Darby, who scraped together 25 pounds to buy it. NZ 3009 was chosen partly because it was nearest to the gate!. The Curtiss P-40 was a formidable fighter and ground attack aircraft in the right hands. Employed in theatres from China to New Guinea to the Aleutians to North Africa, P-40 variants had many names including the Tomahawk, Kittyhawk and Warhawk. The Kittyh After the war it was flown to the Rukuhia storage facility along with more than 100 other Kittyhawks, to be scrapped (out of the more than 300 Kittyhawks operated by the RNZAF). It was rescued in 1959 by a group of schoolboys led by Charles Darby, who scraped together 25 pounds to buy it. NZ 3009 was chosen partly because it was nearest to the gate!

Playing man in Papua New Guinea

Playing man in Papua New Guinea

Timid children in Papua New Guinea

Timid children in Papua New Guinea

Walking men in Papua New Guinea

Walking men in Papua New Guinea

Two friends in Papua New Guinea

Two friends in Papua New Guinea

Opposite faces in Papua New Guinea

Opposite faces in Papua New Guinea

Nepenthes Alata, a carnivorous Plant,with green le

Red Nepenthes Alata, a carnivorous Plant,with green leaf,isolated on white.

Woman with brown eyes in Papua New Guinea

Woman with brown eyes in Papua New Guinea

Tropical pitcher plants or monkey cups

Tropical pitcher plants or monkey cups, botanic garden, Phuket, Thailand

Group of people in Papua New Guinea

Group of people in Papua New Guinea

Men covered in mud in Papua New Guinea

Men covered in mud in Papua New Guinea

Blue crowned pigeon (goura cristala)

Portrait of the Blue Crowned Pigeon. Portrait of the Blue Crowned Pigeon

Man with pierced nose in Papua New Guinea

Man with pierced nose in Papua New Guinea

Young man at Hagen show in Papua New Guinea

Young man at Hagen show in Papua New Guinea

Blue-winged kookaburra Dacelo leachii

Blue-winged kookaburra Dacelo leachi resting on the branch. Blue-winged kookaburra Dacelo leachi resting on the branch

Brightly-Colored Lorikeet

Close-up of colorful bird on limb. Close-up of colorful bird on limb

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Ketapang Terminalia catappa Indian Almond Fruit

Terminalia catappa is a large tropical tree in the Leadwood tree family, Combretaceae. The tree has been spread widely by humans and the native range is uncertain. It has long been naturalised in a broad belt extending from Africa to Northern Australia and New Guinea through Southeast Asia and Micronesia into the Indian Subcontinent. More recently the plant has been introduced to parts of the Americas. Common names include , Bengal almond, Singapore almond , Ebelebo, Malabar almond, Indian almond, Tropical almond, Sea almond, Beach Almond, Talisay tree, Umbrella tree, Abrofo Nkatie (Akan) and Zanmande (creole). Terminalia catappa is a large tropical tree in the Leadwood tree family, Combretaceae. The tree has been spread widely by humans and the native range is uncertain. It has long been naturalised in a broad belt extending from Africa to Northern Australia and New Guinea through Southeast Asia and Micronesia into the Indian Subcontinent. More recently the plant has been introduced to parts of the Americas. Common names include , Bengal almond, Singapore almond , Ebelebo, Malabar almond, Indian almond, Tropical almond, Sea almond, Beach Almond, Talisay tree, Umbrella tree, Abrofo Nkatie (Akan) and Zanmande (creole).

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