Whitish Collection

Winecup fairyfan, Clarkia purpurea subsp. quadrivulnera (Whitish godetia, Godetia albescens). Handcoloured copperplate engraving by George Barclay after an illustration by Miss Sarah Drake

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Termite Hill in the Etosha National Park - its whitish colour is due to the bleached calcite soils of Etosha Date:

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African Elephant - bull drinking at a waterhole in the evening - his whitish appearance is due to the bleached calcite soils of Etosha (Loxodonta africana) Date:

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African Elephant - fighting bulls - their whitish appearance is due to the bleached calcite soils of Etosha (Loxodonta africana) Date:

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African Elephant - fighting bulls - their whitish appearance is due to the bleached calcite soils of Etosha (Loxodonta africana) Date:

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Manley Beacon and the eroded badlands around Zabriskie Point in the Death Valley - in the background one of the whitish salt pans of the Death Valley and the Panamint Range Date:

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Orchid - root on the bark of a tree. The whitish part is covered with cells capable of storing water like a sponge. Date:

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Discover the enchanting beauty of Whitish, aka Winecup Fairyflax (Clarkia purpurea subsp. Quadrivulnera), blooming in its natural habitat on the Galapagos Islands. Witness these delicate flowers, with their pink and white petals, thriving amidst the volcanic terrain of South America (Pictures 1-5). Meanwhile, in the azure skies above Genovesa Island, the Swallow-tailed Gull soars, its elegant wings contrasting against the rugged landscape (Pictures 6-7). Experience the harmony of nature's wonders in this breathtaking corner of the world.