Grass seed heads, or the inflorescence, is the flower head of the plant. The bright sun and the background shadow highlight the details nicely.
- Camera: PENTAX K20D
- ISO: 200
Grass seed heads, or the inflorescence, is the flower head of the plant. The bright sun and the background shadow highlight the details nicely.
Nature slowly takes back the small creek that had been fenced-off and planted with native trees a few years earlier. The nature reserve soon became a home to the odd wallaby.
A shaggy parasol mushroom nestles in against the abandoned mining equipment by the Karr’s Reef Goldmine just outside Yackandandah.
A long over-due close-up of the naked lady lily (amaryllis belladonna) featured back in 2011, showing the delicate pink veining of the flowers.
A pink dog rose and bud in the garden at home.
Definitely not a field mushroom. Apparently this isn’t poisonous, but it’s not exactly edible either. With the recent Victorian mushroom poisoning case be careful out there!
The Seven Creeks looking upstream, and under the Galls Gap Road bridge back to the Polly McQuinn’s Weir.
A close-up of the rocks at the Polly McQuinn’s Weir on the Seven Creeks.
The sun-dappled Toorongo River upstream from the Toorongo Falls.
Tree ferns in the forest surrounding the Noojee Trestle Bridge.