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Royal botanic gardens

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The royal botanic gardens are located between Hyde park and the Sydney Opera House. Inside the gardens, which were founded by Governor Macquarie in 1816, are a large number of plant and tree species. Colonies of fruit bats and sulphur crested cockatoos live on the trees in the gardens.

01 Angel trumpet flower
02 Bird and red flowers
03 Bird and red flowers
04 Tree with fruit bats
01 Angel trumpet flower
02 Bird and red flowers
03 Bird and red flowers
04 Tree with fruit bats
05 Tree with flying foxes bats
06 Tree
07 Sulphur crested cockatoos
08 Sulphur crested cockatoos
05 Tree with flying foxes bats
06 Tree
07 Sulphur crested cockatoos
08 Sulphur crested cockatoos
09 Sulphur crested cockatoos and tourist
10 Sulphur crested cockatoo
09 Sulphur crested cockatoos and tourist
10 Sulphur crested cockatoo
Other Sydney galleries:  Opera house  ▪  Skylines  ▪  Central Business District  ▪  Sydney by night  ▪  Hyde park and around  ▪  Darling harbour  ▪  Bay of Sydney  ▪  The Rocks
Categories:  Wildlife  ▪  Parks and gardens
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