Mangrove Pitta

  Mangrove Pitta is a star attraction for birdwatchers! It is difficult to spot through the dense mangrove forest at #Sundarbans, a Grow-Trees.com project site. It is found in coastal mangroves, along tidal rivers and freshwater swamp forest. It feeds on creatures found in the drier mud at the bases of mangroves. It is classified […]

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Littleleaf Linden

  Littleleaf Linden is also known as the Tree of Love! It was said to be special to Freya (the Germanic and Norse goddess of love and fertility) and Frigga (the goddess of love and marriage). Women wishing to become pregnant would hug this tree. Native to Europe, it can grow to up to 40 […]

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Laburnum Arch

  Fran Llewellyn, a gardener at Bodnant Garden says, “The Laburnum Arch is probably one of our most famous features – the most photographed, talked about and anticipated.” This 55-metre walk was devised by Henry Davis Pochin, the successful Victorian entrepreneur who created the gardens in 1875, and remained devoted to them for the next […]

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Indian Giant Flying Squirrels

  Indian Giant Flying Squirrels Spotted around areas near Sitamata Wildlife Sanctuary – DNA! It is the first instance that three flying squirrels were seen in Dhariavad and Pratpagarh districts. This species has appeared from Sitamata Sanctuary of Chittorgarh, a known natural habitat of the rare species. This endangered species was spotted during a photo […]

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Gulmohar

  Gulmohar is a flamboyant tree in flower and some call it the world’s most colourful tree! It adds color and beauty to the city when it blooms, just before the south-west monsoons. It can grow to around 40 feet or 12 meters tall, but its wide-spreading umbrella-like canopy can be wider than its height. […]

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Greater Glider

  The Greater Glider spends most of its time denning in hollowed trees! It glides between high trees and has adapted to feeding exclusively on eucalyptus tree leaves. Native to Australia, it can glide up to 100 meters or 328 feet and change direction up to 90 degrees. It is known to use a large […]

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