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Stock Photo: The pink hollyhock flower is said to be native to the Mediterranean.

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This Stock Photo, whose title is "The pink hollyhock flower is said to be native..."[141407547], includes tags of hollyhock, alcea rosea, malvaceae. The author of this item is favoritephoto (No.485860). Sizes from S to XL are available and the price starts from US$5.00. You can download watermarked sample data (comp images), check the quality of images, and use Lightbox after signing up for free. See all

The pink hollyhock flower is said to be native to the Mediterranean. 141407547

The pink hollyhock flower is said to be native to the Mediterranean.

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Stock Photo: The pink hollyhock flower is said to be native to the Mediterranean. tags

hollyhock　 alcea rosea　 malvaceae　 mallows　 bloom　 blossom　 blossoms　 flower　 flowers　 botanic　 botanical　 petal　 petals　 flower petals　 pink　 full bloom　 nature　 natural　 naturals　 outdoor　 outside　 scape　 scene　 lifting　 beatiful　 beautiful　 goodlooking　 lovely　 early summer　 rainy season　
A pair of kingfishers mating; the male is holding the female in a three-point support position, pressing down on her head. [141407546] A pair of kingfishers mating; the male is holding the female in a three-point support position, pressing down on her head. [141407548]

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