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The strangler Stock Photos and Images

Powdercap Strangler - Squamanita paradoxa Stock Photo

RMHNAMAF–Powdercap Strangler - Squamanita paradoxa

The Strangler Tree, Moreton Bay Fig tree, (Ficus macrophylla), originally imported from Australia. Valencia, Spain, Europe Stock Photo

RF2AAEP1T–The Strangler Tree, Moreton Bay Fig tree, (Ficus macrophylla), originally imported from Australia. Valencia, Spain, Europe

Curtain Fig Tree Ficus virens Strangler parasitic Atherton Tablelands Stock Photo

RMBD1A31–Curtain Fig Tree Ficus virens Strangler parasitic Atherton Tablelands

fig strangler tree and dense vegetation in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, Uganda, Africa Stock Photo

RMRATH1R–fig strangler tree and dense vegetation in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, Uganda, Africa

Strangler Figtree Osa Peninsula Costa Rica Stock Photo

RMCC85DA–Strangler Figtree Osa Peninsula Costa Rica

One of the many Moreton Bay Fig trees aka the Strangler Tree in Valencia, Spain Stock Photo

RF2JE1J3N–One of the many Moreton Bay Fig trees aka the Strangler Tree in Valencia, Spain

Strangler tree wrapped around a giant buttress root tree in the rainforest of Costa Rica's National Park. Stock Photo

RFMN5R73–Strangler tree wrapped around a giant buttress root tree in the rainforest of Costa Rica's National Park.

France, Martinique, Basse Pointe, Strangler figtree Stock Photo

RMF25KY2–France, Martinique, Basse Pointe, Strangler figtree

Strangler roots. Ta Prohm temple. Angkor. Cambodia Stock Photo

RMD40TX4–Strangler roots. Ta Prohm temple. Angkor. Cambodia

Strangler branch, isolated over black background, Alor Mountain Range, Extremadura, Spain Stock Photo

RFFW0HWX–Strangler branch, isolated over black background, Alor Mountain Range, Extremadura, Spain

The strangler roots of an old Banyan tree wrap around a nearby rock at 7 Sacred Pools Park on Maui Hawaii Stock Photo

RMB87376–The strangler roots of an old Banyan tree wrap around a nearby rock at 7 Sacred Pools Park on Maui Hawaii

Ficus Aurea. Strangler Ficus on a Cabbage Palm tree, Green Cay Nature Center and Wetlands, Boynton Beach, Florida. Stock Photo

RMS3EA5F–Ficus Aurea. Strangler Ficus on a Cabbage Palm tree, Green Cay Nature Center and Wetlands, Boynton Beach, Florida.

Ta Prohm temple: fig strangler tree growing on the roof of Ta Prohm temple close to the Banteay group in Angkor, Cambodia Stock Photo

RMT4NC2D–Ta Prohm temple: fig strangler tree growing on the roof of Ta Prohm temple close to the Banteay group in Angkor, Cambodia

Common wild fig tree (Ficus natalensis) or strangler fig Stock Photo

RMC6RA2D–Common wild fig tree (Ficus natalensis) or strangler fig

Rainforest strangler fig , Queensland , Australia Stock Photo

RMB6J9NT–Rainforest strangler fig , Queensland , Australia

Strangler Fig: Ficus aurea. Fort de Soto, Florida, USA Stock Photo

RFBYBPDY–Strangler Fig: Ficus aurea. Fort de Soto, Florida, USA

A drainpipe host damaged by a sturdy vine Japanese Wisteria (Wisteria floribunda). Gouttière détruite par une glycine du Japon. Stock Photo

RMBR6BFP–A drainpipe host damaged by a sturdy vine Japanese Wisteria (Wisteria floribunda). Gouttière détruite par une glycine du Japon.

The big trunk aerial roots of a strangler fig Ficus macrophylla Stock Photo

RF2KEFGPB–The big trunk aerial roots of a strangler fig Ficus macrophylla

Strangler fig vine covers a tree in the rain forest, St Lucia, Caribbean. Stock Photo

RMM5AG03–Strangler fig vine covers a tree in the rain forest, St Lucia, Caribbean.

Strangler fig. Spirits of deceased humans are supposed to reside in strangler figs, hence they are not felled. Arunachal Pradesh, India. Stock Photo

RFH9ERNM–Strangler fig. Spirits of deceased humans are supposed to reside in strangler figs, hence they are not felled. Arunachal Pradesh, India.

Strangler Figs at Bel Ombre, Mauritius Stock Photo

RM2PG2E8R–Strangler Figs at Bel Ombre, Mauritius

Cathedral Fig Tree (Ficus virens), Atherton Tablelands, Queensland, Australia Stock Photo

RMHGP6CY–Cathedral Fig Tree (Ficus virens), Atherton Tablelands, Queensland, Australia

The Strangler Tree, Moreton Bay Fig tree, (Ficus macrophylla), Valencia City, Spain, Europe Stock Photo

RME8TF43–The Strangler Tree, Moreton Bay Fig tree, (Ficus macrophylla), Valencia City, Spain, Europe

RMCC85FM–Strangler Figtree Osa Peninsula Costa Rica

Birch tree being strangled by Oriental Staff Vine Celastrus orbiculatus; introduced invasive species in woodland, New York state Stock Photo

RMCBDC79–Birch tree being strangled by Oriental Staff Vine Celastrus orbiculatus; introduced invasive species in woodland, New York state

Banyan (Ficus benghalensis), branch with fruits, India Stock Photo

RMEBJRDH–Banyan (Ficus benghalensis), branch with fruits, India

RMF25KY0–France, Martinique, Basse Pointe, Strangler figtree

RMD40TTT–Strangler roots. Ta Prohm temple. Angkor. Cambodia

RFEKJ195–Strangler branch, isolated over black background, Alor Mountain Range, Extremadura, Spain

A Florida Strangler fig tree wrapped around a palm tree. Stock Photo

RMS32HYH–A Florida Strangler fig tree wrapped around a palm tree.

Strepera gracinula, Black Shrike Crow, Black Shrike Crows, Thick-billed Shrike Crow, Thick-billed Shrike Crows, Crow, Raven Stock Photo

RM2PYMC73–Strepera gracinula, Black Shrike Crow, Black Shrike Crows, Thick-billed Shrike Crow, Thick-billed Shrike Crows, Crow, Raven

RFKWC14A–Asia banyan tree

Close up of trunk of common wild fig tree (Ficus natalensis) or strangler fig Stock Photo

RMC6RA26–Close up of trunk of common wild fig tree (Ficus natalensis) or strangler fig

A fig tree grows over a shop in Hanoi, Vietnam Stock Photo

RMFRPA0G–A fig tree grows over a shop in Hanoi, Vietnam

Strangler Fig: Ficus sp. Fallen flowers on floor of rainforest. Trinidad. Stock Photo

RMJG6CB5–Strangler Fig: Ficus sp. Fallen flowers on floor of rainforest. Trinidad.

Strangler vines climb high into a tree in Monteverde Biological Reserve, Costa Rica. Low angle view looking up. Stock Photo

RFEGG71E–Strangler vines climb high into a tree in Monteverde Biological Reserve, Costa Rica. Low angle view looking up.

RFWG81JY–The big trunk aerial roots of a strangler fig Ficus macrophylla

Roots of a tree growning over a rock in the rainforest, Castries, St Lucia. Stock Photo

RMM5AG0A–Roots of a tree growning over a rock in the rainforest, Castries, St Lucia.

RMHB414J–Strangler Fig

RF2HAG7YP–A Strangler Fig

RMHGP6CC–Cathedral Fig Tree (Ficus virens), Atherton Tablelands, Queensland, Australia

RME8TGER–The Strangler Tree, Moreton Bay Fig tree, (Ficus macrophylla), Valencia City, Spain, Europe

Figtree growing along the Douglas River, Douglas Daly, Northern Territory, NT, Australia Stock Photo

RM2D5JTAR–Figtree growing along the Douglas River, Douglas Daly, Northern Territory, NT, Australia

The temples of Sambor Prei Kuk, 17 miles from Kompong Thom, were part of the pre-Angkorian capital of Isanapura Stock Photo

RF2BTFE6A–The temples of Sambor Prei Kuk, 17 miles from Kompong Thom, were part of the pre-Angkorian capital of Isanapura

RFBR18J8–An albino Burmese Python.

Kenya, Masai-Mara game reserve, kopje and strangler fig tree in the Mara triangle Stock Photo

RMHW8XJT–Kenya, Masai-Mara game reserve, kopje and strangler fig tree in the Mara triangle

Strangler tree. Ta Prohm temple. Angkor. Cambodia Stock Photo

RMD40TRW–Strangler tree. Ta Prohm temple. Angkor. Cambodia

Man using his mobile telephone sitting on a bench under a banyan tree. Stock Photo

RMT7MPK6–Man using his mobile telephone sitting on a bench under a banyan tree.

Strangling fig fruit close up Stock Photo

RFMNK0WM–Strangling fig fruit close up

RM2PYMC79–Strepera gracinula, Black Shrike Crow, Black Shrike Crows, Thick-billed Shrike Crow, Thick-billed Shrike Crows, Crow, Raven

Green tree python - Morelia viridis - on the branch prepared for attack Stock Photo

RFJGPEDN–Green tree python - Morelia viridis - on the branch prepared for attack

Ficus tree, Sicily, Palermo, Stock Photo

RF2JDBWR4–Ficus tree, Sicily, Palermo,

an old and drying banyan tree Stock Photo

RF2E0NE3M–an old and drying banyan tree

Chinese Banyan tree: Ficus microcarpa. Hong Kong, China Stock Photo

RMB3941B–Chinese Banyan tree: Ficus microcarpa. Hong Kong, China

RFEENXA0–Strangler vines climb high into a tree in Monteverde Biological Reserve, Costa Rica. Low angle view looking up.

RFWG81E2–The big trunk aerial roots of a strangler fig Ficus macrophylla

RFS2XD39–Jungle Tree

Strangler fig Ficus aurea winds its way around the trunk of an oak tree Stock Photo

RF2J0DKCB–Strangler fig Ficus aurea winds its way around the trunk of an oak tree

Sprout of Ficus Magnolioides Stock Photo

RFT945GP–Sprout of Ficus Magnolioides

Big “Curtain” Fig Tree in the Rainforest of Atherton Tablelands, Yungaburra, Queensland, Australia. Stock Photo

RF2J083NF–Big “Curtain” Fig Tree in the Rainforest of Atherton Tablelands, Yungaburra, Queensland, Australia.

RME7BMB8–The Strangler Tree, Moreton Bay Fig tree, (Ficus macrophylla), Valencia City, Spain, Europe

man in shadows tipping his hat, only lower face visible Stock Photo

RMMAR8JG–man in shadows tipping his hat, only lower face visible

Fisheye lens view into Fig canopy in the Brisbane CBD on Eagle Street and Queen Street corner. Stock Photo

RMHGA5DX–Fisheye lens view into Fig canopy in the Brisbane CBD on Eagle Street and Queen Street corner.

Panamanian man with a road-killed Boa Constrictor in Sarigua national park, Herrera province, Republic of Panama. Stock Photo

RMDWWAY7–Panamanian man with a road-killed Boa Constrictor in Sarigua national park, Herrera province, Republic of Panama.

RFDD423P–parasite trees

Strangler fig tree. Ta Prohm temple. Angkor. Cambodia Stock Photo

RMD40TWN–Strangler fig tree. Ta Prohm temple. Angkor. Cambodia

Extensive aerial prop root system of a banyan tree. Stock Photo

RMT7MN3X–Extensive aerial prop root system of a banyan tree.

Banyan Tree with sun filtering through branches Stock Photo

RFMKDPBF–Banyan Tree with sun filtering through branches

RM2PYMC6C–Strepera gracinula, Black Shrike Crow, Black Shrike Crows, Thick-billed Shrike Crow, Thick-billed Shrike Crows, Crow, Raven

Trunk and Roots of the Hill's Weeping Fig (Ficus Microcarpa Hillii) Gold Coast, Australia Stock Photo

RMT6D3NE–Trunk and Roots of the Hill's Weeping Fig (Ficus Microcarpa Hillii) Gold Coast, Australia

Tree strangler (Cela Trus orbiculatus), Baumwürger (Celastrus orbiculatus) Stock Photo

RMM1H5FM–Tree strangler (Cela Trus orbiculatus), Baumwürger (Celastrus orbiculatus)

Strangler tree roots consuming a temple roof in Ta Prohm Stock Photo

RFDBB7T7–Strangler tree roots consuming a temple roof in Ta Prohm

Ficus Altissima, an epiphyte strangler fig that overwhelms other trees, at Ta Som temple; Ta Som, Angkor, Siem Reap, Cambodia. Stock Photo

RFT095DE–Ficus Altissima, an epiphyte strangler fig that overwhelms other trees, at Ta Som temple; Ta Som, Angkor, Siem Reap, Cambodia.

Tourist in bright jacket standing next to a giant tree covered in strangler vines, Monteverde Biological Reserve, Costa Rica. Stock Photo

RMEGG717–Tourist in bright jacket standing next to a giant tree covered in strangler vines, Monteverde Biological Reserve, Costa Rica.

RFWG81FP–The big trunk aerial roots of a strangler fig Ficus macrophylla

RFS1W279–Deep in the jungle

strangler fig wraps around primeval forest tree in lamington np, australia Stock Photo

RM2ACAMHG–strangler fig wraps around primeval forest tree in lamington np, australia

Strangler trees at the Temple of Ta Prohm at The Temples of Angkor in Cambodia in Southeast Asia. Cambodian Travel Stock Photo

RMD0K202–Strangler trees at the Temple of Ta Prohm at The Temples of Angkor in Cambodia in Southeast Asia. Cambodian Travel

RF2J083NW–Big “Curtain” Fig Tree in the Rainforest of Atherton Tablelands, Yungaburra, Queensland, Australia.

RME7BKH9–The Strangler Tree, Moreton Bay Fig tree, (Ficus macrophylla), Valencia City, Spain, Europe

man wearing hat and grey woolen coat looking at watch Stock Photo

RMM7X4TT–man wearing hat and grey woolen coat looking at watch

the Daintree rainforest in the North of Queensland, Australia. Stock Photo

RMBK77C1–the Daintree rainforest in the North of Queensland, Australia.

Panamanian man with a road-killed Boa Constrictor snake in Sarigua national park, Herrera province, Republic of Panama. Stock Photo

RMDWWB5P–Panamanian man with a road-killed Boa Constrictor snake in Sarigua national park, Herrera province, Republic of Panama.

RFDD3NX3–Paraasite trees

Strangler fig tree (ficus religiosa). Preah Khan temple. Angkor. Cambodia Stock Photo

RMD38P8C–Strangler fig tree (ficus religiosa). Preah Khan temple. Angkor. Cambodia

Ficus aurea at Marie Selby Botanical Gardens in Sarasota, Florida, USA. Stock Photo

RM2ANTNGH–Ficus aurea at Marie Selby Botanical Gardens in Sarasota, Florida, USA.

Tower of the temple Ta Prohm and ficus strangler. Angkor Thom. Cambodia Stock Photo

RF2T644XD–Tower of the temple Ta Prohm and ficus strangler. Angkor Thom. Cambodia

Tasmanian Shrike Crow, Tasmanian Shrike Crow, Tasmanian Shrike Crows, Crow, Corvids, Songbirds, Animals, Birds Stock Photo

RM2PYMC8C–Tasmanian Shrike Crow, Tasmanian Shrike Crow, Tasmanian Shrike Crows, Crow, Corvids, Songbirds, Animals, Birds

RMT6D3PJ–Trunk and Roots of the Hill's Weeping Fig (Ficus Microcarpa Hillii) Gold Coast, Australia

RMM1H5MY–Tree strangler (Cela Trus orbiculatus), Baumwürger (Celastrus orbiculatus)

Neuntöter *** Local Caption *** Lanius collurio, Neuntöter, Neuntöter with prey, red back strangler, Rotrückiger strangler, songbirds, sparrow's bird Stock Photo

RM2C1CNJE–Neuntöter *** Local Caption *** Lanius collurio, Neuntöter, Neuntöter with prey, red back strangler, Rotrückiger strangler, songbirds, sparrow's bird

Strangler tree in black and white, in Prasat Pram, Koh Ker temple complex, Preah Vihear province, Cambodia Stock Photo

RFM6P6H9–Strangler tree in black and white, in Prasat Pram, Koh Ker temple complex, Preah Vihear province, Cambodia

Sanzinia madagascariensis, also known as the Malagasy tree boa or Madagascar tree boa, big non venomous endemic strangler snake. Ranomafana National P Stock Photo

RF2PXB01C–Sanzinia madagascariensis, also known as the Malagasy tree boa or Madagascar tree boa, big non venomous endemic strangler snake. Ranomafana National P

Cambodia, Angkor, listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, young woman in front of a ficus strangler having taken possession of the Ta Prohm ruins, one of the temples of the old khmer town of Angkor Thom Stock Photo

RMM142A9–Cambodia, Angkor, listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, young woman in front of a ficus strangler having taken possession of the Ta Prohm ruins, one of the temples of the old khmer town of Angkor Thom