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White bunya tree -125 viewsI have propagated bonyi-bonyi for years , never before have I seen a white one, have you?bunyanuternie
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Aussie native bees233 viewsTrigona carbonaria: left - taking out waste. right - taking off.the1after909
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Myrmecodia beccarii - Ant Plant66 viewsIn habitat, mangrove forest, far north Queensland.
Plant is an epiphyte with a swollen tuber that is a maze of tunnels inhabited by ants in a symbiotic relationship with plant.darcy
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Appleberry - Billardiera scandens - spring flowers224 viewsRimbaud
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"Ash Devil" in the Pilbara92 viewsFire season is around November in the Pilbara, WA... temperatures soar and particles get raised from the ground into small tornado-like funnels.Rimbaud
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Ayers Rock from a non-tourist angle79 viewsRimbaud
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NOT NATIVE - Adansonia digitata seedlings186 viewsthese aren't native, but i just realized there is no other album to put them in! just wanted to show what a typical Adansonia looks like "below the belt". These ones have just resumed growth for the summer, in late October.Rimbaud
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The Australian Baobab (Boab) - Adansonia gregorii239 viewsthis seedling is still dormant (in October) and this is the underground part which stores food and waterRimbaud
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Bluetongue202 viewsFungi-spotting in the Yarra Ranges National Park. Or should I say staggering along with a dicky knee.Bluetongue
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Aussie native worker bee - Trigona carbonaria - Sugarbag bee189 viewsThese guys definitely fit into the bushfood category. When our traditional land owners ate sugarbag, it was not just the honey, they also ate the brood, pollen stores and bees as well. The wax was used for many things from affixing tool and weapon tips to Didjeridu mouthpieces and repairs.the1after909
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Boab - Adansonia gregorii258 viewsPlanted near DarwinKirsty
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