Adansonia Grandidieri Collection

Baobab (Adansonia grandidieri), near Morondava, Madagascar

Boabab trees {Adansonia grandidieri} in evening light. Morondava, Madagascar, October 2009

Boababs (Adansonia grandidieri) silhouetted at dawn, Allee des Baobabs / Avenue of the Baobabs, Morondave, Madagascar

The Lovers Baobabs (Adansonia grandidieri). Near Morondava, Madagascar
" The Lovers" Baobabs (Adansonia grandidieri). Near Morondava, Madagascar, Africa, September 2010

Boabab trees {Adansonia grandidieri} silhouetted at sunset. Morondava, Madagascar, October 2009

Grandidiers Baobabs (Adansonia grandidieri) at dusk. Near Morondava, western Madagascar

Africa, Madagascar, Morondava. Baobab trees are silhouetted against the morning sky

Africa, Madagascar, Morondava, Baobab Alley. The Grandidiers baobab (Adansonia grandidieri) are silhouetted against the morning sky

Boabab trees {Adansonia grandidieri} in evening light. Morondava, Madagascar. Digital Composite Panorama

Grandidiers Baobabs (Adansonia grandidieri) at dusk. Near Morondava, western Madagascar. (digitally stitched image)

Looking up at Baobabs (Andasonian grandidieri) on Baobabs Avenue, Morondava, West Madagascar

The Avenue of Baobabs at sunrise. Named Adansonia grandidieri after the French botanist and explorer, Alfred Grandidier, these baobabs are the grandest

Baobab trees, Madagascar

The Avenue of Baobabs. Named Adansonia grandidieri after the French botanist and explorer, Alfred Grandidier, these baobabs are the grandest and most famous of Madagascars six endemic species

The Avenue of Baobabs with ox-drawn carts. Named Adansonia grandidieri after the French botanist and explorer, Alfred Grandidier

Baobab trees, Madagascar

Baobab tree, Madagascar
Baobab tree (Adansonia grandidieri). Close-up of a baobab tree on the Avenue of the Baobabs, Madagascar. The Avenue, or Alley

Paddy field, Madagascar
Paddy field. Woman planting rice in a paddy field near the Avenue of the Baobabs in Madagascar. Encroachment of agricultural land has meant only a handful of giant baobabs remain in what was once a

Avenue of the Baobabs, Madagascar
Avenue of the Baobabs. Locals walking through the Avenue of the Baobabs, Madagascar. The Avenue, or Alley, of the Baobabs is a prominent group of baobab (Adansonia grandidieri)

Madagascan farming. Zebu cattle grazing in a field, with baobabs on the horizon. Cattle in tropical Africa and surrounding islands are usually a form of zebu or zebu hybrid

Baobabs (Adansonia Grandidieri), Morondava, Madagascar, Africa

Alley of the Baobabs (Adansonia Grandidieri), Morondava, Madagascar, Africa

Baobabs (Adansonia Grandidieri) at sunset, Morondava, Madagascar, Africa

Baobab tree (Adansonia grandidieri). This tree is endemic to western Madagascar. It can grow to heights of 25 metres. Its large swollen trunks are adapted to storing water

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"Marvels of Madagascar: Adansonia grandidieri, the Majestic Baobab" Behold the magnificent Adansonia grandidieri, commonly known as the Baobab tree. Found near Morondava in Madagascar, these iconic giants stand tall and proud against the backdrop of breathtaking landscapes. As evening descends upon this enchanting land, the Boababs silhouette themselves gracefully in the warm glow of twilight. Their ancient trunks and sprawling branches create a mesmerizing sight that captivates all who witness it. At dawn, as the sun begins to rise, Allee des Baobabs becomes a magical avenue where these majestic beings are silhouetted against a vibrant sky. The Lovers Baobabs stand side by side, entwined for eternity, symbolizing everlasting love amidst nature's wonders. The setting sun paints a masterpiece across Morondava's horizon as Boabab trees cast their striking silhouettes once more. Grandidiers Baobabs emerge from darkness at dusk near Morondava in western Madagascar, casting an ethereal beauty that is simply awe-inspiring. In Africa's wild heartland lies Morondava - home to these incredible baobabs that seem to touch the heavens themselves. Against morning skies ablaze with color, they proudly showcase their grandeur and resilience. Venturing into Baobab Alley reveals yet another spectacle – Grandidiers baobabs standing tall like sentinels guarding this sacred place. Bathed in evening light once again, they exude an otherworldly charm that leaves visitors spellbound. Looking up on Baobabs Avenue in Morondava offers a unique perspective on these ancient giants – towering above us with wisdom accumulated over centuries. Each branch tells its own story while reminding us of our connection to nature's magnificence. Africa’s treasure trove holds many secrets within its borders; one such gem is found in Morondava's Baobab Alley.