Moss

Moss on trees at Karrakatta graveyard Perth

 

Pink eucalyptus flower pods

At Karrakatta graveyard Perth
 

Galah bite marks on tree

This tree on our local sports oval has two hollows where galah's have set up their nests on the north side. On the south side they have started biting off layers of bark in previous years. This year I noticed all the scratches on one layer... not sure what it means. 

Mushrooms

 Pretty mushrooms growing in nature around Miranda del Castagnar, Spain

Lichen

 Lichen in the forests of The Gredos mountains of north Spain 

Insect

 Discovering this unknown insect on our tipi tent in The Ardennes in Belgium. I have no idea what it is, it has ver long feelers on it's back and shorter ones on it's head. Intricate wings, brownish with white colour... Anyone knows what it is?

Corella feathers

 Picking up corella feathers in the morning at Scotch College oval after a shower at night. 

Corellas

 

Corellas at Lake Claremont. Huge flocks of corellas are roosting in the trees at Scotch College ovals every night discussing loudly their day before it's getting quiet when the darkness enters.  

Pink Eucaliptus flowers

Looking at the nut I think they are Marri flowers but not totally sure of that. And one funny observation, there was one bunch of flowers in white while all the rest of the flowers were bright pink. 

At Karrakatta graveyard

Eucalytus tree shedding

Some Eucalyptus trees shed their bark in autumn, Before & After. 

At Karrakatta graveyard

Young Motorbike frog

 The whole garden is full of young frogs, hiding in leaflitter, pots, branches. 

Black house spider

Our ceilings are 3.40 Meter high and we are not the best cleaners so when I looked up today I discovered this happy black house spider mum with all her children and new brood rooms... 

 

Golden Orb spider

 

This huge garden spider has quite and intricate spiderweb in which I got stuck, it's connected to the lemon tree behind the pool and one of the shade cloth poles. 

Bark

 The bark in a knot of a smooth trunk tree in Claremont

Green Drab Moth, Ophiusa tirhaca

 Hard to spot Green drab moth in the front yard