Egyptian
birds,bugs, and flowers
For pictures of flowers from our other travels click here.
To see our other stops in
Egypt click on:
Giza and Cairo, Nile, Luxor east, Luxor
west, Esna,
Edfu, Kom
Ombo, Aswan,
Abu Simbel,
Hurghada, Memphis, People, Flowers,
birds, and bugs
Snowy
Egrets if their range includes
the Nile.
A Hooded Crow
This Hoopoe ws probing
the
holes in the top of a brick wall.
He was so fast that it
was hard to
show it's long beak.
These three are
currently
unidentified.
These Orb weaver spiders
were not
uncommon in garden areas.
A bee, a fly ???
We recognized a few of
the flowers we
saw.
Most were in gardens not
growing wild.
Hibiscus
Gazania splendens in a
garden in
Hurgada
Ice plant
Bougainvillea
Vinca
Daisy
Datura
Kalanchoe
The remainder of these
fruits and
flowers are unidentified.
If you recognize any of
them please
send me an e-mail, Thanks.
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To see our other stops in
Egypt click on:
Giza and Cairo, Nile, Luxor east, Luxor
west, Esna,
Edfu, Kom
Ombo, Aswan,
Abu Simbel,
Hurghada, Memphis, People, Flowers,
birds, and bugs
Thanks
to many friends on the trip for sharing their photos with us and with
you.
Jerry and Carmen, Jeannie and Bill, Kathy and Howard, Jim and Lilly,
Randy and Trena, and Hoy and Nancy thanks again.
See
other places we have visited here.
For pictures of flowers from our other travels click here.
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