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Scientific name Banksia serrata and common names are saw banksia, the old man banksia, the saw-tooth banksia or the red honeysuckle Stock Photo

Open seed follicles of Banksia serrata cones on a burnt tree branch following a bushfire in Sydney woodland, NSW, Australia Stock Photo

Front shot of the Banksia Serrata, commonly known as 'Old Man Banksia. Stock Photo

Old Man Banskia flower (Banksia serrata) Stock Photo

Close up of the golden flowers of an inflorescence of the Australian native Old Man Banksia, Banksia serrata, family Proteaceae, NSW. Endemic to eastern Australia. Autumn to winter flowering. Stock Photo

Close-up of Old Man Banksia flower (Banksia serrata) Stock Photo

Australian Saw or Old Man Banksia tree in flower Stock Photo

Old Man Banksia (Banksia serrata) with inflorescences, South Australia Stock Photo

Australian native Old Man Banskia flower, Banksia serrata, Royal National Park, Sydney, NSW, Australia. Stock Photo

Australian native Old Man Banskia flower, Banksia serrata, Royal National Park, Sydney, NSW, Australia. Stock Photo

Saw or Old Man Banksia flower Stock Photo

Close up of Saw Banksia flower Stock Photo

Close-up of a female Yellow-tailed black cockatoo (Zanda funerea) feeding on native Banksia Serrata fruit, in Sydney, Australia; looking at camera while holding a seed on its beak. Stock Photo

Old Man Banksia By the Sea Stock Photo

Banksia Serrata: A Portrait of Resilience in the Australian Bush Stock Photo

Old Man Banksia seedpod, New South Wales Australia
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Close-up of a female Yellow-tailed black cockatoo (Zanda funerea) feeding on native Banksia serrata fruit, in Sydney, Australia. The cockatoo is alert, looking at camera. Stock Photo

Close-up of Old Man Banksia flower (Banksia serrata) Stock Photo

Saw Banksia tree in flower Stock Photo

Saw-tooth Banksia Tree with banksia cones Stock Photo

Saw Banksia or Old Man Banksia (Banksia serrata) Stock Photo

The dry branches against the sky. Stock Photo

Colorful yellow inflorescence of flower spike of Banksia serrata, an endemic flowering shrub from Australia with a high nectar count which attracts man insects growing wild in the bush Stock Photo

Banksia serrata, commonly known as the saw banksia, the old man banksia, the saw-tooth banksia or the red honeysuckle and as wiriyagan by the Cadigal people, is a species of woody shrub or tree. Stock Photo

New growth and flowers on an Australian native Old Man Banskia tree, Banksia serrata, regenerating after a bushfire in the Kamay Botany Bay National Park, Sydney, NSW, Australia. Stock Photo

Gold and silver Australian native Old Man Banskia flower, Banksia serrata, Royal National Park, Sydney, NSW, Australia. Stock Photo

Old Man or Saw Banksia Stock Photo

Saw-tooth Banksia Tree with fruit Stock Photo

Old Man or Saw Banksia flower Stock Photo

Silver banksia inflorescence (banksia marginata) with remains of previous seasons flower, Cradle Mountain - Lake St Clair National Park, Tasmania, Australia Stock Photo

Golden flower head and grey green leaves of the Australian native Old Man Banksia, Banksia serrata, family Proteaceae, growing in Dublin, Ireland. Stock Photo

Banksia serrata, saw banksia called also old man banksia. Tree with fruits and spines Stock Photo

Banksia inflorescence on a rainy day, Cradle Mountain - Lake St Clair National Park, Tasmania, Australia Stock Photo

Golden flower head and grey green leaves of the Australian native Old Man Banksia, Banksia serrata, family Proteaceae, growing in Dublin, Ireland. Stock Photo

Golden flower head and grey green leaves of the Australian native Old Man Banksia, Banksia serrata, family Proteaceae, growing in Dublin, Ireland. Stock Photo

Golden flower head and grey green leaves of the Australian native Old Man Banksia, Banksia serrata, family Proteaceae, growing in Dublin, Ireland. Stock Photo

Australian native Old Man Banksia flower, Banksia serrata, Sydney, NSW, Australia. Stock Photo

Collection of australian native plants and seed, including a banksia flower, banksia cone and palm seeds and white feather on timber background Stock Photo

Saw or Old Man Banksia portrait Stock Photo

The seedpod of Banksia serrata, an Australian plant, resembling the face of a hairy old man, close-up and macro reavealing the pod structures, some are open and others are closed Stock Photo

View from Manning Lookout, spectacular cliff-top views. New South Wales Australia Stock Photo

View from Manning Lookout, spectacular cliff-top views. New South Wales Australia Stock Photo

View from Manning Lookout, spectacular cliff-top views. New South Wales Australia Stock Photo

View from Manning Lookout, spectacular cliff-top views. New South Wales Australia Stock Photo

Fruiting Spikes of the Australian Banksia Serrata Shrub Stock Photo

The seedpod of Banksia serrata, an Australian plant, resembling the face of a hairy old man, close-up and macro reavealing the pod structures, some are open and others are closed Stock Photo

Saw-tooth or Old Man Banksia Stock Photo

flowering Old Man Banksia Stock Photo

Saw-tooth Banksia Tree with banksia cones Stock Photo

Banksia menziesii (proteaceae) grows along the coastal sandy soils north of Perth, Western Australia. The tree produces flower spikes (inflorescence) and flowers in autumn and winter. Stock Photo

Old Man or Saw Banksia flower Stock Photo

Banksia serrata in Bonn Botanic garden, is a species of woody shrub or tree of the genus Banksia. Native from Australia.Common name as saw banksia, the old man banksia, the saw-tooth bank Stock Photo

Banksia serrata in Bonn Botanic garden, is a species of woody shrub or tree of the genus Banksia. Native from Australia.Common name as saw banksia, the old man banksia, the saw-tooth bank Stock Photo

Golden flower head and grey green leaves of the Australian native Old Man Banksia, Banksia serrata, family Proteaceae, growing in Sydney woodland, NSW, Australia Stock Photo

Canberra, ACT, Australia. October 7, 2022. A bronze bust of Sir Joseph Banks set among Banksia plants at the Botanical Gardens. Editorial Stock Photo

Canberra, ACT, Australia. October 7, 2022. A bronze bust of Sir Joseph Banks set among Banksia plants at the Botanical Gardens. Editorial Stock Photo

Canberra, ACT, Australia. October 7, 2022. A bronze bust of Sir Joseph Banks set among Banksia plants at the Botanical Gardens. Editorial Stock Photo

Old man Banksia with open and unopen follicles, Native Australian flora Stock Photo

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Bride and groom exchange wedding rings. Bride in beige wedding suit with bouquet with dry flowers and groom in dark blue suit on their wedding day Stock Photo

The seedpod of Banksia serrata, an Australian plant, resembling the face of a hairy old man, close-up and macro reavealing the pod structures, some are open and others are closed Stock Photo

Old Man or Saw Banksia tree in flower Stock Photo

A Banksia sapling is covered with green leaves. A few banksia pods - also known as Banksia men - are growing on the branches. Stock Photo

Close up of the trunk on an old man banksia tree Stock Photo

A variety of the Australian Native Tree Banksia Stock Photo

A variety of the Australian Native Tree Banksia Stock Photo

A variety of the Australian Native Tree Banksia Stock Photo

Old Man Banksia (Banksia serrata) inflorescence, South Australia Stock Photo

Australian native Old Man Banksia flower head, Banksia serrata, with Scribbly Gum, Eucalyptus haemastoma, in background, Sydney, NSW, Australia Stock Photo

Australian native flowering tree – Old Man Banksia Stock Photo

Australian native flowering tree – Old Man Banksia Stock Photo

Australian native flowering tree – Old Man Banksia Stock Photo

Australian native flowering tree – Old Man Banksia Stock Photo

Honeysuckle Banksia Serrata close up macro detail Stock Photo

Banksia Man. Australian flora. Stock Photo

Open seed follicles on Banksia serrata cone and new growth, following a bushfire in heath, in the Royal National Park, NSW, Australia Stock Photo

Abstract colorful mosaic cactus illustration on cyan blue-green background. Mexican or southwestern American style concept. Template for party invitation, card or banner. Stock Photo

Closeup of old dried cone with follicles of Saw banksia, also known as old man banksia, saw-tooth banksia, red honeysuckle in Tasmania, Australia (Banksia serrata)
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Banksia Tree Stock Photo

MOSCOW, RUSSIA - MARCH 08, 2023: A stamp printed in Australia, shows Snugglepot and Cuddlepie, by May Gibbs, series Illustrations from classic children's books, 1985 Editorial Stock Photo

A close-up of a banksia tree against a blue sky. There are numerous banksia cones, (or banksia men), leaves, and bare branches. Stock Photo

Bride and groom exchange wedding rings. Bride in beige wedding suit with bouquet with dry flowers and groom in dark blue suit on their wedding day Stock Photo

Australian minor bird on a banksia Stock Photo

Banksia man. Native Australian flora Stock Photo

Close up of the stamens of an Old Man Banksia, Banksia serrata, infloresence, family Proteaceae. Shallow depth of field. Stock Photo

Flower of the Saw or old man Banksia Stock Photo

Banksia flower after bush fire damage Stock Photo

Banksia Man Flower Stock Photo

Banksia serrata flower Australia plant in Kings Park Perth, Western Australia Stock Photo

Old Man Banksia (Banksia serrata) inflorescence, South Australia Stock Photo

A still pond of water with overhanding trees at Banksia Park in Bulleen, Melbourne, Australia Stock Photo

The woody cone or follicle of Australian Banksia or Banksia Serrata, saw-tooth banksia Stock Photo

Branches of a banksia tree covered with seed pods - banksia men - against a blue, cloudless sky. Stock Photo

Shiny dark green serrated leaves with a yellow flower spike of Australian native tree, Old Man Banksia (Banksia serrata). Also known as Saw-tooth Banksia. Selective focus. Bokeh background. Stock Photo

Close up of yellow flower spike and shiny dark green leaves of Saw-tooth Banksia, an Australian native tree. Also known as Old Man Banksia, Banksia serrata. Bokeh background. Selective focus. Stock Photo

a mottled orange butterfly on a white echinacea flower Stock Photo

Dry 'Old Man Banksia' (banksia serrata) cone on tree branch Stock Photo

AUSTRALIA - CIRCA 1986:A Cancelled postage stamp from Australia illustrating Cook's voyage, issued in 1986. Editorial Stock Photo

The flowers of Banksia Serrata, commonly known as old man banksia, saw banksia, saw-tooth banksia and red honeysuckle. Batemans Bay, New South Wales, Australia Stock Photo

Saw or Old Man Banksia Stock Photo

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