I couldn't resist posting another selection of fungi pictures, these were taken along the trail at Kakabeka Falls Provincial Park.
On my last post I commented about how the fungi have an alien quality and if it was true about the specimens then it is even more true about the first three shots today.
Sometimes plants in the early stage of their development have something of an alien quality about them. Have a look at my post from Monday for a good example of what I mean.
Today's first shot of an Bearded Iris springing into bloom is another good example. Springing is probably the wrong adjective because it is really a slow unfurling as the flower matures into a beautiful floatey flower.
This one has a soft green background which is the fern from the second of today's pictures. Ferns are really interesting plants with the lovely shades of green and the different textures of the fronds. This one has a really fresh colour as it it young and still has some of the early morning dew on it.
Lovely...
Four bits of wood to be precise, ok three.
Well a woodland walk wouldn't be complete without some shots like these would it?
I like the mossy tree but i really like the gnarly log which looks alien
