
Bird Orchids
(8 photos, click to enlarge) – These small Chiloglottis triceratops orchids grow close to the ground and can be hard … Continue reading Bird Orchids
Macro and close-up images.
(8 photos, click to enlarge) – These small Chiloglottis triceratops orchids grow close to the ground and can be hard … Continue reading Bird Orchids
(11 images, click to zoom) – 180 million year old fossil fern roots from Lune River in southern Tasmania – … Continue reading Amazing Agates
This post focus’ on some fungi I’ve found over a few weeks. I’ve been looking closely at the burnt earth, … Continue reading Forest fire first fungi
At first glance, these small innocuous plants could easily be overlooked, in fact, I thought initially they were a type … Continue reading Bug eating plant …
While waterfall hunting, I thought at first these were small fungi… until I looked closer. Turns out it is known … Continue reading Orchid – Corybas diemenicus
Spotted first by trail dog Benny-Boy, this Blue Tongue Lizard was somewhat camera shy. Though he poked his blue tongue … Continue reading Blue Tongue Lizard
(5 photos, click to enlarge) – There are three Pterostylis orchids that are very similar, I think I have identified … Continue reading Orchid – Pterostylis williamsonii
(4 images, click to enlarge) – Second find of the day, these low lying orchid are scattered in large clumps … Continue reading Orchid – Chiloglottis triceratops
(4 photos, click to enlarge) – Instead of going for a ride, I set off for another walk, nose to … Continue reading Orchid – Pterostylis pedunculata
Wow! It’s been over three weeks since I last posted. So what happened? Less screen time and more life. Covid … Continue reading Back with blooms
(5 photos, click to zoom) – A break from the Mycena blues with some other colourful fungi finds this week … Continue reading An unexpected surprise
Every day for a week now I’ve revisited my lucky fungi find to record it’s fate. The following seven photos … Continue reading A week of fading blues
These two shots feature a younger bright blue Mycena sheltering under the cap of an elder. I feel so fortunate … Continue reading Too blue
Sick of them yet? Here’s three more blue Mycena photos. The image below is made up of 28 RAW images … Continue reading Sorry to interrupta
So many compositions in a little cluster, second edit from day two. I went up there again today, irresistible. It’s … Continue reading Blue take two
Back to the blue patch of magic today … in the rain, lucky the Olympus is weather proof, it got … Continue reading Blue your mind
What a surprise today! I took my old dog for a walk up the hill and off the beaten track, … Continue reading Mushroom Magic – editing tips
(12 photos, click to enlarge) – I took my 16 year old doggo Stormy for a slow amble up in … Continue reading Fungi Fixation
(13 Photos, Click to enlarge) – It’s hard to show just how steep it is down in the Rivulet where … Continue reading Fungi – fruits of the forest
(9 Images) – After a week of rain followed by a few “warm” days (for winter), when opportunity arose, I … Continue reading Macro Mycena
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