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More tongue-in-cheek, a rare Boot plant, which flourishes in the temperate Southern African climate.

Tony Bruton shared a photograph of a visitor to his garden in Somerset West, a Cape Batis.

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More tongue-in-cheek, a rare Boot plant, which flourishes in the temperate Southern African climate.

A Cape Batis in Tony Bruton's garden.

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