In Australia, woodlands are called "the bush". The vegetation exudes a certain scent, warm and exotic, very alluring, sometimes similar to "la garrigue in the Provence".
I chased a lonely butterfly...that is all I came up with! I think it is a Monarch who has lost its realm!
The bush is also a busy building site.
Wonderful photo Titania, great captures!
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Mary Elizabeth @ Now and Then
That ants' nest is incredible! Great pics, Titania!
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like you walk into the bush ... and that ant nest is indeed incredible. not something one would see in my part of the world :)
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have a wonderful tuesday.
I don't think I've seen an ants nest outside of those on movies, which are all CG anyways. That's amazing how they can build their nest like that, like a fortress.
ReplyDeleteI was wondering what bush meant whenever I hear it. Now I know. Thanks.
All that was missing was the eucalyptus scent.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your contribution. There are so many creatures in the bush if you would only care to stop and look
ReplyDeleteI could not get through to your site for the longest time, lucky I tried one more time.
ReplyDeleteI love the Auzzie bush and all the different bush smells depending on temperature and moisture. You have captured it well.
Great shots of the big and smaal things in the bush. I don't think I've ever seen such a huge ants nest.
ReplyDeleteThe picture of the flying butterfly is very nice. I shit several sitting butterflies yesterday.
OT: the snake is a viper and it is indeed poisonous, but luckely I got away without a bite.
Great pictures, it's very interesting to read and see about the bush. Thanks
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