Giant Lobelia Collection

Walia ibex (Capra walie) male with Giant lobelia (Lobelia rhynchopetalum) at around 4, 400 meters near Bwahit Pass, Simien Mountains National Park, Amhara, Ethiopia, September

Fogbow on giant lobelias in Bale Mountains National Park, Ethiopia

Gelada baboon and giant lobelia in Simien Mountains National Park, Northern Ethiopia

Gian lobelia in Sanetti plateau, Bale mountains national park, Ethiopia

Giant lobelia (Lobelia rhyncopetalum). Bale Mountains National Park. Ethiopia
Giant lobelia (Lobelia rhynchopetalum). Bale Mountains National Park. Ethiopia

the Sanetti Plateau at ca 4150m altitude with lonely giant lobelia
The Sanetti Plateau, Bale Mountains National Park, located in the southern highlands of Ethiopia. The landforms are comprised of afro-alpine plateaus. escarpments and peaks showing signs of glaciation

Giant Lobelia (Lobelia wollastonii) with florescence, flower spike, in the high mountains of the Rwenzoris, Uganda

Giant Lobelia (Lobelia lanuriensis) in the high mountains of the Rwenzoris. Lobelia lanuriensis grows in the dense heather forests between 3450 und 3650m. Africa, East Africa, Rwenzori

Forest Lobelia (Lobelia gibberoa) in the Mobuku Valley in the high mountains of the Rwenzoris. Giant Lobelias are often endemic to the Rwenzoris and adopted to high UV radiation

The Giant Lobelias (Lobelia bequaertii) of the Rwenzoris are especially adapted to the high levels of UV radiation, humidity, and near-daily frost

Young Giant Lobelia (Lobelia wollastonii) in the high mountains of the Rwenzoris, Uganda

Lobelia wollastoni in fresh snow at 4200m, Ruwenzori, Uganda
Lobelia wollastoni in fresh snow, Ruwenzori, Uganda

Giant Loebelia (Lobelia rhynchopetalum) in the Bale Mountains of Ethiopia. Giant Lobelias are typical and very often endemic to the high mountains and plateaus of East Africa. Africa, Ethiopia

Moutain ridge with Mount Batu and giant lobelias
Mountain ridge with Mount Batu and giant lobelias. The Bale Mountains National Park is located in the southern highlands of Ethiopia

Ethiopian Giant Lobelia (Lobelia rhynchopetalum). Giant Lobelias (family campanulaceae) are characteristic for the afro alpine/afro montane ecosystems

Giant lobelia (Lobelia rhynchopetalum), Simien Mountains National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Amhara region, Ethiopia, Africa

Giant Lobelia (Lobelia deckenii keniensis) detail, Mount Kenya National Park Kenya, Africa

Giant lobelia, Simien Mountains National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Ethiopia, Africa

A single giant lobelia, Bale Mountains, Southern Highlands, Ethiopia, Africa

Giant lobelias on Sanetti Plateau, high in Bale Mountains, Southern Highlands, Ethiopia, Africa

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The majestic Giant Lobelia, found in various mountain ranges across East Africa, is a sight to behold. Standing tall and proud, these unique plants add a touch of enchantment to their surroundings. In the misty peaks of Mount Kenya, the Giant Lobelias create an ethereal atmosphere. As the fog rolls in, a mesmerizing fogbow forms around these magnificent plants in Bale Mountains National Park, Ethiopia. It's as if nature itself is celebrating their beauty. Amongst the rugged landscapes of Bale Mountains National Park, Walia ibex roam freely alongside the Giant Lobelias. These regal creatures find solace amidst these towering giants at an altitude of 4 kilometers. On the Sanetti Plateau at approximately 4150 meters above sea level stands a solitary Giant Lobelia. Its isolation only enhances its grandeur as it braves harsh weather conditions with unwavering resilience. Simien Mountains National Park in Northern Ethiopia offers another breathtaking spectacle - Gelada baboons frolic among clusters of giant lobelias. This harmonious coexistence showcases nature's ability to create harmony between species. From Sanetti plateau to Rwenzoris mountains, different species of Giant Lobelias thrive at high altitudes. The vibrant florescence and flower spikes adorn these mountains like delicate jewels against a backdrop of rocky terrain. In Mobuku Valley within Rwenzoris' lofty heights lies Forest Lobelia - another variant that adds diversity to this remarkable plant family. Their presence here demonstrates their adaptability even in extreme environments. The Giant Lobelias (Lobelia bequaertii) found specifically in Rwenzoris have evolved specialized adaptations for survival on these treacherous slopes. Their resilience serves as an inspiration for all who witness their magnificence firsthand. Even when young and still growing into their full potential, the Young Giant Lobelias stand tall amongst Uganda's Rwenzori mountainscape – promising future generations of their awe-inspiring beauty.