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by Paul Rebmann
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Our shower curtains are made from 100% polyester fabric and include 12 holes at the top of the curtain for simple hanging from your own shower curtain rings. The total dimensions of each shower curtain are 71" wide x 74" tall.
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Side view of a Florida Alicia flower with a tiny insect - immature stage leafhopper of the family Cicadellidae. The exuvia (skin cast from molting)... more
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Side view of a Florida Alicia flower with a tiny insect - immature stage leafhopper of the family Cicadellidae. The exuvia (skin cast from molting) can be seen on the buds.
This image has been featured in the following groups:
Florida - Images Of The Sunshine State (1/6/17) &
The 200 Club – Best photos with over 200 views up to 500 (1/13/22)
Florida alicia is a frequently found only in the sandhills, scrub and pine flatwoods of the Florida peninsula. The mustard-colored, pea-shaped flowers are terminal on long stalks and typically close by noon. The stem, to 1 meter tall, is sticky pubescent. The leaves are alternate and pinnate, with 3 to 7 small leaflets.
This member of the pea family is the only species of this genus. The genus is named to honor Dr. Alvan Wentworth Chapman, author of Flora of the Southern United States. Chapman was a medical doctor who moved from Massachusetts to the Florida panhandle in 1835.
His entire life Paul Rebmann has ventured outdoors to enjoy nature. Whether he is hiking in mountain forests, wading through Florida swamps, or on the water in a kayak or canoe, Paul strives to satisfy his biophilia. As a nature photographer and Florida Master Naturalist, he attempts to bring the beauty and wonder of nature to others, so that they may see what they might not happen to experience for themselves, and to impart the importance of preserving our natural areas, not only for our enjoyment and quality of life, but also for the survival of the flora and fauna that surrounds us. Images by Paul have been published in field guides, various periodicals, exhibited in juried art shows and also used in exhibits at Lyonia Environmental...
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