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Bromeliad sp Stock Photos and Images

Bromeliad (Bromeliad sp.), Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve, Costa Rica, Central America Stock Photo

RMCXRC7F–Bromeliad (Bromeliad sp.), Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve, Costa Rica, Central America

Bromeliad sp Growing Halfway up a Tree, Palenque Chiapas State, Mexico Stock Photo

RMB2H1J5–Bromeliad sp Growing Halfway up a Tree, Palenque Chiapas State, Mexico

Bromeliad sp. growing on emergent tree in rainforest canopy nr Iquitos Amazon Peru Stock Photo

RMC8XD8D–Bromeliad sp. growing on emergent tree in rainforest canopy nr Iquitos Amazon Peru

bromeliad sp species variant red flower closeup close up macro detail red Stock Photo

RMB7M24Y–bromeliad sp species variant red flower closeup close up macro detail red

Yellow Bromeliad (Guzmania sp) Stock Photo

RMEGNAKG–Yellow Bromeliad (Guzmania sp)

Guzmania sp. Bromeliad, Monteverde, Costa Rica Stock Photo

RMEYC38K–Guzmania sp. Bromeliad, Monteverde, Costa Rica

Bromeliad spider, Cupiennius sp., Trechaleidae, Stock Photo

RM2AG986K–Bromeliad spider, Cupiennius sp., Trechaleidae,

Bromeliad inflorescence (Billbergia sp.) on tropical rainforest Stock Photo

RF2J28AMX–Bromeliad inflorescence (Billbergia sp.) on tropical rainforest

Bromeliad (Guzmania sp.) growing on a tree trunk in the rainforest understory, Pastaza province, Ecuador Stock Photo

RMFH4N2X–Bromeliad (Guzmania sp.) growing on a tree trunk in the rainforest understory, Pastaza province, Ecuador

Blushing Bromeliad (Neoregelia sp.). Flowers in a little pool, formed by the leaves. Stock Photo

RMC8GGYM–Blushing Bromeliad (Neoregelia sp.). Flowers in a little pool, formed by the leaves.

Epiphite Bromeliad, Werauhia sp., Santa Elena Biological Reserve, Costa Rica, Centroamerica Stock Photo

RM2C9M9HB–Epiphite Bromeliad, Werauhia sp., Santa Elena Biological Reserve, Costa Rica, Centroamerica

Pink and White Bromeliad, Achmea sp., Bromeliaceae. Tropical South America. Stock Photo

RMD2PH70–Pink and White Bromeliad, Achmea sp., Bromeliaceae. Tropical South America.

Epiphite Bromeliad, Catopsis sp., Bromeliaceae, Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve, Costa Rica, Centroamerica Stock Photo

RM2C9M9H6–Epiphite Bromeliad, Catopsis sp., Bromeliaceae, Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve, Costa Rica, Centroamerica

RMF200M6–Bromeliad: Aechmea sp.

Bromeliad (Bromeliaceae sp) growing on emergent tree in rainforest canopy, near Iquitos, Amazon, Peru Stock Photo

RMW859ED–Bromeliad (Bromeliaceae sp) growing on emergent tree in rainforest canopy, near Iquitos, Amazon, Peru

Anna's Bromeliad Fly, Copestylum anna, male Stock Photo

RMR4DG9H–Anna's Bromeliad Fly, Copestylum anna, male

Tree trunk with Bromeliads (bromeliácea sp.) and Tillandsia (Tillandsia sp.), State of Veracruz, Mexico Stock Photo

RFEFJ6J1–Tree trunk with Bromeliads (bromeliácea sp.) and Tillandsia (Tillandsia sp.), State of Veracruz, Mexico

Anna's Bromeliad Fly, Copestylum anna, nectaring from Saltcedar, Tamarix ramosissima Stock Photo

RMR4F5MY–Anna's Bromeliad Fly, Copestylum anna, nectaring from Saltcedar, Tamarix ramosissima

Tillandsia sp., Mexican Air Plant, Palenque, Chiapas State, Mexico Stock Photo

RMB2FJMH–Tillandsia sp., Mexican Air Plant, Palenque, Chiapas State, Mexico

A green and red bromeliad (Neoregelia sp.) in a garden in Kauai, Hawaii, USA. The central well of the bromeliad is filled with water. Stock Photo

RMPH1JTP–A green and red bromeliad (Neoregelia sp.) in a garden in Kauai, Hawaii, USA. The central well of the bromeliad is filled with water.

Hawaiian pineapple (Ananas sp.), Mo'orea, French Polynesia Stock Photo

RFE7JBN7–Hawaiian pineapple (Ananas sp.), Mo'orea, French Polynesia

RMC8XD91–Bromeliad sp. growing on emergent tree in rainforest canopy nr Iquitos Amazon Peru

bromeliad sp species variant red flower closeup close up macro detail red orange Stock Photo

RMB7M24T–bromeliad sp species variant red flower closeup close up macro detail red orange

View of large Puya species plant from above, a bromeliad native to Chile Stock Photo

RM2TBHYR2–View of large Puya species plant from above, a bromeliad native to Chile

Air Plant: Tillandsia sp. Everglades, Florida, USA Stock Photo

RMBKHXMM–Air Plant: Tillandsia sp. Everglades, Florida, USA

RM2AG986H–Bromeliad spider, Cupiennius sp., Trechaleidae,

RF2HX9XKE–Bromeliad inflorescence (Billbergia sp.) on tropical rainforest

Air Plant: Tillandsia sp. Growing on Bald Cypress tree. Corkscrew Swamp, Florida, USA Stock Photo

RMBKHXKN–Air Plant: Tillandsia sp. Growing on Bald Cypress tree. Corkscrew Swamp, Florida, USA

Bromeliad inflorescence (Billbergia sp.) on garden Stock Photo

RF2HXCRCF–Bromeliad inflorescence (Billbergia sp.) on garden

Bromeliad of Guzmania sp. is a member of monocot flowering plants. Stock Photo

RMHNJCHR–Bromeliad of Guzmania sp. is a member of monocot flowering plants.

Bromeliads (Bromelia sp.) Growing on tree, San José Province, Costa Rica Stock Photo

RFHWCFE0–Bromeliads (Bromelia sp.) Growing on tree, San José Province, Costa Rica

RFC0JXGM–Frog on Bromeliad

Bromeliads (Bromelia sp.), Los Quetzales National Park, San José Province, Costa Rica Stock Photo

RFFX4HA5–Bromeliads (Bromelia sp.), Los Quetzales National Park, San José Province, Costa Rica

Bromeliad (Guzmania sp) Province Zamora-Chinchipe, Tapichalaca Biological Reserve, Ecuador Stock Photo

RM2BNMNJ7–Bromeliad (Guzmania sp) Province Zamora-Chinchipe, Tapichalaca Biological Reserve, Ecuador

Bromeliads (Bromelia sp.) in tree, Los Quetzales National Park, San José Province, Costa Rica Stock Photo

RFFX4HAB–Bromeliads (Bromelia sp.) in tree, Los Quetzales National Park, San José Province, Costa Rica

A beautiful Billbergia plant in pink blooms - Concept for care Stock Photo

RF2J19YDD–A beautiful Billbergia plant in pink blooms - Concept for care

RMR4F5N6–Anna's Bromeliad Fly, Copestylum anna, nectaring from Saltcedar, Tamarix ramosissima

Bromeliad, Neoregelia sp., South America, Rainforest flower, Stock Photo

RMK4A9D7–Bromeliad, Neoregelia sp., South America, Rainforest flower,

Bromeliad spider (Cupiennius sp.?) from Laguna Lagarto, Costa Rica. Stock Photo

RM2WJ1XMJ–Bromeliad spider (Cupiennius sp.?) from Laguna Lagarto, Costa Rica.

Puyas Raimondii (Puya sp) on the way of the Pastoruri glacier (Peru). Puyas Raimondii sur la route du glacier Pastoruri (Pérou) Stock Photo

RMA5XNM7–Puyas Raimondii (Puya sp) on the way of the Pastoruri glacier (Peru). Puyas Raimondii sur la route du glacier Pastoruri (Pérou)

RMC8XD8H–Bromeliad sp. growing on emergent tree in rainforest canopy nr Iquitos Amazon Peru

bromeliad sp species variant red flower closeup close up macro detail red orange terra cotta pot plant Stock Photo

RMB7M258–bromeliad sp species variant red flower closeup close up macro detail red orange terra cotta pot plant

RMA90XWW–Red Bromeliad sp

bilbergia bromeliad without flower closeup close up macro leaves spines cultivar sp variant Stock Photo

RMBK4AXH–bilbergia bromeliad without flower closeup close up macro leaves spines cultivar sp variant

Unidentified and possibly undescribed species of salamander (Bolitoglossa sp. family Plethodontidae) emerging from between the basal leaves of a brome Stock Photo

RF2DHARFJ–Unidentified and possibly undescribed species of salamander (Bolitoglossa sp. family Plethodontidae) emerging from between the basal leaves of a brome

Tillandsia sp. Mexican Air Plant, Sierra Madre, Oaxaca State, Mexico Stock Photo

RMB4MY2F–Tillandsia sp. Mexican Air Plant, Sierra Madre, Oaxaca State, Mexico

A jewel Scarab (Chrysina sp.) prepares to fly in the mountains of Ecuador. Stock Photo

RFEYXRD0–A jewel Scarab (Chrysina sp.) prepares to fly in the mountains of Ecuador.

RF2HXCRAM–Bromeliad inflorescence (Billbergia sp.) on garden

RMHNJCHD–Bromeliad of Guzmania sp. is a member of monocot flowering plants.

Yellow-red flowered Bromeliad in a silver tin in a kitchen, tilted view. Stock Photo

RMPFNYW1–Yellow-red flowered Bromeliad in a silver tin in a kitchen, tilted view.

Detail of the flower of an Andean aerial plant (Tillandsia sp.) Which is an epiphytic plant and very well adapted to hostile climates. Huancayo - Perú Stock Photo

RFP90J19–Detail of the flower of an Andean aerial plant (Tillandsia sp.) Which is an epiphytic plant and very well adapted to hostile climates. Huancayo - Perú

Tree branches filled with epiphytic bromeliads (Bromeliaceae) Stock Photo

RMBX60FN–Tree branches filled with epiphytic bromeliads (Bromeliaceae)

RFA90MK6–Bromeliad (Guzmania sp.)

RFFX4HAC–Bromeliads (Bromelia sp.) in tree, Los Quetzales National Park, San José Province, Costa Rica

Bromeliad growing on polylepis sp. in polylepis woodland along the Inca Trail in Peru Stock Photo

RFC51PRT–Bromeliad growing on polylepis sp. in polylepis woodland along the Inca Trail in Peru

Sydney Australia, flowering billbergia amoena, a bromeliad native to brazil Stock Photo

RF2JF6W9P–Sydney Australia, flowering billbergia amoena, a bromeliad native to brazil

Puya flowers (Puya sp) Cordillera Blanca Massif, Andes, Peru. Stock Photo

RMGAB06E–Puya flowers (Puya sp) Cordillera Blanca Massif, Andes, Peru.

RM2RYJF2A–Bromeliad spider (Cupiennius sp.?) from Laguna Lagarto, Costa Rica.

RMA5XNM2–Puyas Raimondii (Puya sp) on the way of the Pastoruri glacier (Peru). Puyas Raimondii sur la route du glacier Pastoruri (Pérou)

RF2JF6TME–Sydney Australia, flowering billbergia amoena, a bromeliad native to brazil

RMMMB01W–PINEAPPLE

RED-EYED TREE FROG Agalychnis sp. on Bromeliad Central America Stock Photo

RMMFGB73–RED-EYED TREE FROG Agalychnis sp. on Bromeliad Central America

RMBK4AXC–bilbergia bromeliad without flower closeup close up macro leaves spines cultivar sp variant

Guzmania bromeliad Guzmania sp Stock Photo

RFAJK6DY–Guzmania bromeliad Guzmania sp

Puya Raimondi Puya sp altiplano near Huaraz Peru Stock Photo

RFAAF45H–Puya Raimondi Puya sp altiplano near Huaraz Peru

RFEYXRCY–A jewel Scarab (Chrysina sp.) prepares to fly in the mountains of Ecuador.

RMAC1GPH–Billbergia pyramidalis

RMHNJCH6–Bromeliad of Guzmania sp. is a member of monocot flowering plants.

Green Treefrog Hyla cinerea adult resting on fern by bromeliad Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary Florida USA Dezember 1998 Stock Photo

RMAT74RW–Green Treefrog Hyla cinerea adult resting on fern by bromeliad Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary Florida USA Dezember 1998

Amazon Rainforest. Laughing frog Osteocephalus sp. Stock Photo

RMARJ4KW–Amazon Rainforest. Laughing frog Osteocephalus sp.

RMBX6011–Tree branches filled with epiphytic bromeliads (Bromeliaceae)

Flowering Bromeliad (Aechmea sp), Bromeliaceae. Stock Photo

RMHMPKX4–Flowering Bromeliad (Aechmea sp), Bromeliaceae.

RFFX4HA8–Bromeliads (Bromelia sp.) in tree, Los Quetzales National Park, San José Province, Costa Rica

Bromeliad (Tillandsia sp.) growing on overhead telephone wire, Tobago, Trinidad and Tobago, October Stock Photo

RMDP74YK–Bromeliad (Tillandsia sp.) growing on overhead telephone wire, Tobago, Trinidad and Tobago, October

RFAGFJ64–Guzmania sp

Puya (Puya sp) plant blooming, Cordillera Blanca Massif, Andes, Peru, November Stock Photo

RMK2D1RE–Puya (Puya sp) plant blooming, Cordillera Blanca Massif, Andes, Peru, November

Bromeliad spider (Cupiennius sp.?) from Bosque de Paz, Costa Rica. Stock Photo

RM2RGF94P–Bromeliad spider (Cupiennius sp.?) from Bosque de Paz, Costa Rica.

Bromeliad {Vriesea sp} in atlantic rainforest, Serra da Graciosa, Brazil Stock Photo

RME45939–Bromeliad {Vriesea sp} in atlantic rainforest, Serra da Graciosa, Brazil

Sao Paulo, Brazil. 1st May, 2016. A bromeliad (Wittrochia cyathiformis) flower is seen during this sunny day in Cantareira State Park (Portuguese: Parque Estadual da Cantareira) in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Credit: Andre M. Chang/ARDUOPRESS/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMG0K5N9–Sao Paulo, Brazil. 1st May, 2016. A bromeliad (Wittrochia cyathiformis) flower is seen during this sunny day in Cantareira State Park (Portuguese: Parque Estadual da Cantareira) in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Credit: Andre M. Chang/ARDUOPRESS/Alamy Live News

Puya Raimondi on the way to Pastoruri glacier (Peru). Puya Raimondi sur la route du glacier Pastoruri (Pérou) Stock Photo

RMA5XKYB–Puya Raimondi on the way to Pastoruri glacier (Peru). Puya Raimondi sur la route du glacier Pastoruri (Pérou)

RED-EYED TREE FROG Agalychnis sp. in Bromeliad Stock Photo

RMMFGADB–RED-EYED TREE FROG Agalychnis sp. in Bromeliad

RMBK4AW4–bilbergia bromeliad without flower closeup close up macro leaves spines cultivar sp variant

The bromeliad Guzmania Guzmania sp Stock Photo

RFAJHY4T–The bromeliad Guzmania Guzmania sp

Puyas Raimondi (Puya sp) on the site of Winchus (Peru). Puyas Raimondi (Puya sp) sur le site de Winchus (Pérou). Stock Photo

RMA8Y5KD–Puyas Raimondi (Puya sp) on the site of Winchus (Peru). Puyas Raimondi (Puya sp) sur le site de Winchus (Pérou).

RMDTG9D9–Ananas sp.

Puya Raimondi (Puya sp) on the site of Winchus (Peru). Puya Raimondi (puya sp) sur le site de Winchus (Pérou). Stock Photo

RMA5XNRB–Puya Raimondi (Puya sp) on the site of Winchus (Peru). Puya Raimondi (puya sp) sur le site de Winchus (Pérou).

Tillandsia cyanea, or pink quill, Hawaii, USA Stock Photo

RM2WMN125–Tillandsia cyanea, or pink quill, Hawaii, USA

RFA8Y6HC–Puyas Raimondi (Puya sp) on the site of Winchus (Peru). Puyas Raimondi (Puya sp) sur le site de Winchus (Pérou).

Amazon Rainforest Laughing frog Osteocephalus sp, with mother, tadpole and eggs. Stock Photo

RMAKWDCN–Amazon Rainforest Laughing frog Osteocephalus sp, with mother, tadpole and eggs.

RMA8Y5K6–Puya Raimondi (Puya sp) on the site of Winchus (Peru). Puya Raimondi (Puya sp) sur le site de Winchus (Pérou).

Bromeliad (Bromelia sp), Bromeliaceae, Costa Rica. Stock Photo

RMHMX7YK–Bromeliad (Bromelia sp), Bromeliaceae, Costa Rica.

Bromeliads (Bromelia sp.) in the rain forest, Los Quetzales National Park, San José Province, Costa Rica Stock Photo

RFFX4HAD–Bromeliads (Bromelia sp.) in the rain forest, Los Quetzales National Park, San José Province, Costa Rica

$. A year of Costa Rican natural history. 1. Beetle (Pachyteles seriatoporus) from bromeliad, Juan Vinas, xj>2. 2. Fore leg of same showing Antenna-cleaner, XI4. 3. Walking Stick {Ceroys bigibbus), Peralta, from life. Nearly life size^ 4. Caterpillar {Castnia? sp.) from bromeliad, La Emilia. 2V. Tojace p. 232 o-o S > ri * «^ ? 2 s. 5S Stock Photo$

RM2AG5Y8M–. A year of Costa Rican natural history. 1. Beetle (Pachyteles seriatoporus) from bromeliad, Juan Vinas, xj>2. 2. Fore leg of same showing Antenna-cleaner, XI4. 3. Walking Stick {Ceroys bigibbus), Peralta, from life. Nearly life size^ 4. Caterpillar {Castnia? sp.) from bromeliad, La Emilia. 2V. Tojace p. 232 o-o S > ri * «^ ? 2 s. 5S