Plants of all kinds

[Aushiker]

Feeding the Rattus norvegicus by Andrew Priest (Aushiker), on Flickr

Our common figs are very much breakfast, lunch and dinner for the local Rattus norvegicus family.

 

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Fern_DSC6208 by Brian Zhou, on Flickr

 

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Wild Geranium

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Woodland Stonecrop growing on a moss-covered stone.

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Some shrub that was in my yard for many years but eventually got overwhelmed by the banksia. It was never very healthy.

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[tonyturley]

Milkweed with numerous little visitors all over it.

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The Northern Pitcher plant. I know of only one place where it grows in our state, and this is the first time I've ever been able to time a visit to Cranberry Glades to catch it in bloom. The unique pitcher-shaped leaves were not prominently visible yet.

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A very small part of a large field of wildflowers. There's a small river behind the trees in the background.

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[Aushiker]

Purple Plant Eater - Monadnocks National Park by Andrew Priest, on Flickr

This silver and purple plant caught my eye as we walked over the granite slabs of Mt Cuthbert. My Google fu, however, has let me down identifying it.

This was to be the last training walk before Ibu Anne took on the Oxfam Trailwalker 50km. Just a short one, 12 km circuit over Mt Cuthbert and Mt Vincent. At this point of the walk, we had joined the Bibbulmun Track and where closing in on the summit of Mt Cuthbert, the rain had hit, the southerly wind picked up and it was freezing on the exposed granite outcrops of Mt Cuthbert when I paused to photograph Mt Vincent to our south and our next and last peak for the day.

On a positive note, Ibu Anne having completed the 50 km walk, ticked off the Trailwalker in early October 2018.

 

[tonyturley]

G80 + Pen F 38/1.8.

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Testing the Close Focus function of the Vivitar (Kiron) 70-150 on the G80. I decided my hike today would be manual lenses only, something I haven't done in a long time.

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A ray of sunshine by Andrew Priest, on Flickr

The light catching a wall garden in our villa at Mayaloka Seminyak Villas, Seminyak.

We visited Bali in October 2018.

 

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Spring has sprung....

 

[tonyturley]

From yesterday's hike . . .

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