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Category: Flora

Larger ferns, trees, plants that aren’t fungi, lichen or moss.

Trail fungi
Flora, Machines, Photography, Tasmania

Trail fungi

On a ride by myself last week, I spotted a large fungi beside the track. What better excuse to stop … Continue reading Trail fungi

Single red rose
Close-up, Flora, Photography

Single red rose

“A rose by any other name would smell as sweet” – William Shakespeare.Roses are quite common, but for me, this … Continue reading Single red rose

Blowing in the wind
Fine Art, Flora, mono, Photography

Blowing in the wind

A 2 second exposure as the wind blew. Continue reading Blowing in the wind

Monochrome meander
Flora, Landscape, mono, Photography, Tasmania

Monochrome meander

The path ahead isn’t always clear, but that’s what makes life interesting. A network of tracks weave around the hill … Continue reading Monochrome meander

Parrot and orchid hunting
Close-up, Flora, Photography, Tasmania

Parrot and orchid hunting

(10 photos) – I’m trying to go to bed earlier, which is impacting my late night 2am editing and blogging … Continue reading Parrot and orchid hunting

kunanyi spring flowers
Flora, kunanyi, Photography, Tasmania

kunanyi spring flowers

(11 photos) – The Organ Pipe track starts at The Springs on kunanyi – Mt Wellington, some 720m above sea … Continue reading kunanyi spring flowers

60 million years ago …
Close-up, Flora, Photography, Tasmania

60 million years ago …

Telopea truncata, commonly known as the Tasmanian waratah, is a plant in the family Proteaceae. It is endemic to Tasmania where it is found on moist acidic soils … Continue reading 60 million years ago …

Tallest flowering plant
Flora, Landscape, Photography, Tasmania

Tallest flowering plant

It’s difficult to show the immense scale of these incredible trees, the Earth’s tallest flowering plant, Eucalyptus regnans, of which … Continue reading Tallest flowering plant

Worth more standing
Flora, Fungi, Landscape, mono, Photography, Tasmania

Worth more standing

(11 photos) – Florentine Forest Tasmania, 2020. There’s still trees left, that stand to feel the rain,But every day there’s … Continue reading Worth more standing

Florentine forest walk
Flora, Fungi, Landscape, mono, Photography, Tasmania

Florentine forest walk

(12 photos – Part 1) – Please spend some time soaking up this piece of Tasmanian old-growth forest. Bare witness … Continue reading Florentine forest walk

Beauty and the Beast
Flora, Landscape, Machines, Photography, Tasmania

Beauty and the Beast

The last few posts show how magnificently beautiful Tasmania is, yet, a ravenous beast lurks on the island. Perhaps one … Continue reading Beauty and the Beast

King Billy Forest
Flora, Landscape, Photography, Tasmania

King Billy Forest

(The last of Cradle Mountain – 13 photos, click to zoom) – I’m lost for for words, because I’m lost … Continue reading King Billy Forest

Dove Lake, Glacier Rock.
Flora, Landscape, Photography, Tasmania

Dove Lake, Glacier Rock.

(Cradle Mountain Part 6 – 8 Photos, click to enlarge) – The last series of images from our Saturday hike … Continue reading Dove Lake, Glacier Rock.

Wombat Pool and onwards …
Flora, Landscape, Photography, Tasmania

Wombat Pool and onwards …

(Cradle Mountain Part 5 – 14 Photos) – A marathon, I realised I’ve now spent more time selecting and editing … Continue reading Wombat Pool and onwards …

On to Crater Lake …
Fauna, Flora, Landscape, mono, Photography, Tasmania

On to Crater Lake …

(Cradle Mountain Part 4 – 11 Photos) – This place gives the impression it could have been the spot were … Continue reading On to Crater Lake …

Misty Mountain walk begins …
Fauna, Flora, Landscape, Photography, Tasmania

Misty Mountain walk begins …

(Cradle Mountain Part 3 – 11 photos) –Visitors can no longer drive into Cradle Mountain National Park, so after breakfast … Continue reading Misty Mountain walk begins …

Enchanted Forest Walk
Flora, Landscape, Photography, Tasmania, waterfalls

Enchanted Forest Walk

(Cradle Mountain part 2 – 14 photos) –The images below were taken before breakfast on a short 40 minute “Enchanted … Continue reading Enchanted Forest Walk

Welcome to Cradle Mountain
Buildings, Fauna, Flora, Low Light, Photography, Tasmania

Welcome to Cradle Mountain

(Part 1 – 9 photos) – We set off early afternoon with an uneventful 4.5 hour drive to Cradle Mountain … Continue reading Welcome to Cradle Mountain

Aussie green and gold!
Flora, Photography

Aussie green and gold!

(6 photos) – The last few weeks, the start of spring, acacia in the valley were I live have exploded … Continue reading Aussie green and gold!

It’s bloomin Spring!
Flora, Photography, Tasmania

It’s bloomin Spring!

(8 photos, click to enlarge) – To celebrate the Southern Hemisphere’s first day of spring (by the calendar) I thought … Continue reading It’s bloomin Spring!

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