Young boab (Adansonia gregorii) trees by a yellow-flowering kapok bush (Cochlospermum fraseri) on Telegraph Hill, Parry Lagoons, East Kimberley

---

Adansonia gregorii and Cochlospermum fraseri are native to north-west Australia and are important trees in Indigenous culture. Parry Lagoons near Wyndham is a RAMSAR-listed wetland in the East Kimberley that provides important habitat for migrating birds. Kapok bush flowers can be are said to appear when freshwater crocodiles are laying their eggs.

---

Size: 4608px × 3456px
Location: Telegraph Hill, East Kimberley, Western Australia, Australia
Photo credit: © steve waters / Alamy / Afripics
License: Royalty Free
Model Released: No

Keywords: adansonia, adaptation, arid, australia, baobab, bare, blue, boab, botany, branches, bush, climate, cluster, cochlospermum, culture, dry, east, ecology, ecosystem, environment, flower, flowering, fraseri, fruit, grass, gregorii, habitat, hanging, heat, hill, horizon, indigenous, kapok, kimberley, lagoons, land, landscape, light, location, morning, outback, outdoors, parry, plain, ramsar, remote, ridge, savannah, scenics, scrub, season, sky, spinifex, spp., straggly, sunlight, telegraph, tree, triodia, tropical, trunk, tucker, warm, western, wetlands, wyndham, yellow