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Heliconia pitacorum, commonly known as Philippine native or dwarf Heliconia, is a popular ornamental plant that originates from the Philippines. It produces vibrant red, orange, or yellow bracts that resemble a bird's beak and grows up to 6 feet tall. Heliconia pitacorum blooms all year round and prefers a warm and humid climate. It requires regular watering and fertilization to maintain its appearance. This plant is used for medicinal and cultural purposes in some parts of the world.

A beautiful full moon taken in the early hours of the morning just as the sun was about to emerge from the horizon in the east, there the moon glistened in the west.

The screw pine, also known as the pandanus fruit, is a tropical fruit found in Southeast Asia, India, and parts of Australia and Africa. It has a hard, spiky exterior with a sweet, aromatic flesh inside. The fruit is often used in traditional dishes, desserts, and drinks, and is also believed to have medicinal properties. The screw pine plant is also valued for its leaves, which are used for weaving baskets, mats, and hats.

The end of the day here marks the start of the day somewhere else 

Nature never seizes to amaze me 💚🌿🪵🌳

A dinghy takes its last trip out from East Cape, Miline Bay Province, Papua New Guinea IG: @moztiii007