Another example of a staghorn attached, as epiphytes are, to a tree trunk. Again, this is in the warm-temperate rainforest in Washpool National Park. This staghorn is somewhat larger than yesterday’s being in the order of 150 cm (5 feet) across tip-to-tip.
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