A collection of awesome nature on Fraser Island.
Wildflowers
Ponds
Raindrop
Mushroom
Forest
Wreck and nature
Sunsets
Water
Birdsong at dawn.
If you ever have the opportunity to visit Fraser Island, our World Heritage listed and the world's largest sand island, go for it. I'm positive you won't regret it. I would love to read your comment.
Lovely flowers and sunsets! I'd love to visit here.
ReplyDeleteLovely--- Any one of these would have made a wonderful blog shot. By the way, in answer to your question: A State Park about 10 miles from where we live.
ReplyDeleteI love wildflowers and sunsets, so it was a treat to "visit" today!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, just beautiful Helen. Fraser Island is a real gem of Australia I reckon.
ReplyDeleteSuch fascinating and beautiful plants! My favourite photo is perhaps the third one.
ReplyDeleteDo you know what plants there are in the amazing photo number 15?
The beach photos are oh so wonderful... :)
The spectacular staghorn fern is an epiphyte or ‘air plant’, which grows without soil. Native to Australian rainforests, the staghorn Platycerium superbum and closely related elkhorn Platycerium bifurcatum will grow just about anywhere in filtered light with protection from winds.
DeleteThe Staghorn in my photo is the higher plant on the tree. We are able to buy them in nurseries, but they must have a certificate to say they are legal and not just taken from the forest. The ones on this tree are huge. Most of the trees here, were just covered in them.
Very interesting! Thank you, Helen!
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