08 May 2012

Ferntree Gully - Part Two



...some magic was happening with special finds; thanks to observant eyes from the Dream-Team!  Not only do you need to be watching where you put your feet, but looking out for birds in the tree-tops, and treasures beckoning along the tracks.



and you know, I didn't even have to say 1-2-3





15 comments:

  1. Julie9:13 am

    Oh, yes, lichens and fungi, and dripping canopies of ferns. Gorgeous, Carole.

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  2. Jan Castle9:27 am

    Could you eat these???? They actually look delicious! Great pictures...bet you were ready for the BBQ after trecking all day!
    Paper Hugs,
    Jan

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  3. TexWisGirl9:43 am

    love the fungi and the mosses. so pretty.

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  4. Carole M.10:01 am

    thanks for your comments; love to read them.

    Jan, I wouldn't eat any mushrooms out in the wild like this; too risky. They're a sweet treat to look at though aren't they just?

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  5. Karen @ Pieces of Contentment10:40 am

    I love to spend some time there with my camera, delightful!

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  6. Jeanne12:04 pm

    What wonderful photos Carole! Love all the shots of the mushrooms and the great lighting that you got those photos in! Awesome!

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  7. John @ Beans and I on the Loose2:13 pm

    Oh my, I would love to explore this place!

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  8. John "By Stargoose And Hanglands"7:28 pm

    Two wonderful posts from an awesome place. Thanks for all those great photos.

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  9. Micha S.8:55 pm

    Thank you so for this wonderful impressions! Greetings from Germany, Micha

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  10. Brian King1:09 am

    Gorgeous shots of the fungi and I love the rocks! Very cool place!

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  11. Shaun3:30 am

    A tremendous set of photos you have there. While i do like the fungi that rocky overhand is stunning. Its like something you would see in a fantasy film.
    Shaun Valleys ShutterBug

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  12. theconstantwalker5:54 am

    I am in awe of this place.

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  13. Karin M.3:19 am

    Fantastic shots ... so cute little mushrooms ...
    Best regards, Karin

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  14. Kay5:43 am

    What a beautiful place. Love the variety of fungi. Great pictures!

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  15. Susan9:03 pm

    Gorgeous photos of fungi and mosses. A special place :D)

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