Wednesday, January 7, 2009
The Palms of Macaw Mountain Honduras
This was a breath taking view. 1 side the Atlantic Ocean and the other the Caribbean Sea the island of Roatan splitting the 2. On top of Macaw Mountain you could see for miles.

All of the Sabal Palms are Sabal mauritiiformis and the others are Attalea cohunes




And these are Acrocomia aculeata or Macaw Palm and Gru Gru Palm and they are growing on the side of Macaw Mountain...umh!
Licuala grandis Ruffled Fan Palm I found growning at a Dive Resort
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Honduras,
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Your palm knowledge extends to foreign countries too?! Seriously though, you really know a lot of palms. These are great photos. Take care.
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