Isopogon anethifoliusWednesday, November 21, 2007
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Snappy sometimes Spooky Sydney
Blog Archive
-
▼
2007
(212)
-
▼
November
(35)
- Boronia
- Smooth
- Bursts
- Strips
- Eucalypt - Angophora hispida
- Pink Grevillea
- Peels
- Cream
- Orange
- Roughs
- More Pods
- Orchids
- Paperbark
- Drumsticks
- Scribblies
- Epacridaceae
- Devils
- Fern Trees
- Tiny Greenery & Ferns
- More Spiders
- Succulents
- Banksia Cones
- Banksia Trees
- Banksia Bits
- Daisies
- Five Corners
- Fungi
- Minor Flannel
- Bottle Bushes
- Bottle Brushes
- Bottle Scenes
- Flannel Flower
- Grass Tree
- Eggs and Bacon
- Peas
-
▼
November
(35)
Labels
- Amphibian (1)
- Animalia (49)
- Aves (22)
- Birds (27)
- Celebration (55)
- Fauna (46)
- Fish (3)
- Flora (138)
- Ghost Walk (36)
- Insecta (9)
- Machine (20)
- Magpie Family (8)
- Mammalia (12)
- Memes and Awards (1)
- Movie (3)
- Music (2)
- Orchid Show (13)
- Outer Sydney (255)
- Play (68)
- Reptilia (8)
- Sky Watch Friday (13)
- Structure (64)
- Sydney City (83)
- The Other (62)
- Walking (81)
- Water (84)
- Wildflowers (77)
7 comments:
Drumsticks with radial needle shaped leaves distinguish it from sibling with broad leaves!
I burnt the leaves off my drumstick. I say isapigon anythingforus charcoalius fire-extinguisherus or something like that.
Harry Blown ... your drumstick is STILL burning!
My hair is hot. I better jump in the river.
*plop*
*sizzle*
*bubbles*
That was quite senseless drowning yourself when you didn't have any hair left anyway ... something else must have burnt away too!
These are cute. I would like to build my hut around these weeds, wildflowers and trees. Are there snakes?
There are snakes awake in Summer but they are more afraid of you than the other way around Ces ;) I knew a family that designed and built their house around a tree - it was beautiful!
Post a Comment