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Close-up Of Lanky Moss, A Feather Moss Species Growing Primarily In Moist Coniferous Forests. Rhytidiadeplus Loreus In Spring Royalty-Free Stock Image


Close-up of lanky moss, a feather moss species growing primarily in moist coniferous forests. Rhytidiadeplus loreus in spring Stock Photo
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Close-up of lanky moss, a feather moss species growing primarily in moist coniferous forests. Rhytidiadeplus loreus in spring #189009238
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Close-up of lanky moss, a feather moss species growing primarily in moist coniferous forests. Rhytidiadeplus loreus growing on the tree. Selective focus. Shallow depth of field

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Gray Langur also known as Hanuman Langur in the town of Mandu, India. Indian langurs are lanky, long-tailed monkeys.
Gray Langur also known as Hanuman Langur on the tree in Rishikesh, India. Close up

Gray Langur also known as Hanuman Langur on the tree in Rishikesh, India. Close up. Indian langurs are lanky, long-tailed monkeys
Gray Langur also known as Hanuman Langur on the tree in Rishikesh, India. Close up. Indian langurs are lanky, long-tailed monkeys

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Rhytidiadelphus loreus or lanky moss, little shaggy moss