#bushwalks

[redrcs]

White ant tracks, Lara Cattle Station.

Bushwalking at Lara Wetlands.

On my travels

[moodmoodthecrabking]

jonathan brisby and lucy stockworth bushwalking moodboard requested by @tnoy-keraxis

[katblu42]

Went for a bush walk this afternoon. The insects were the loudest I've ever heard them - probably cicadas, but they were singing a song unlike the usual one I'm used to. They often built to a crescendo that drowned out the rumbles of distant thunder, as well as the usual bird calls.

I did spot some familiar bird species - Kookaburras, Rainbow Lorikeets, fairy wrens, some Red Browed Finches (I think), and Eastern Yellow Robins.

But this guy was a pleasant surprise . . .

I believe it's a Boobook Owl (or Mopoke).

(Picture quality isn't as good as I'd like because my camera battery died and I had to snap these with the phone.)

[crumb]

Derwent Valley, Tasmania, Australia (1953)

[letsdrinkcoffeeinhell]

I fucking love goannas. Absolutely peak lizard.

December, 2023

[natureandplacestogo]

I recently hiked the Grand Canyon Track in the Blue Mountains, New South Wales, Australia. I have put together a relaxing cinematic walk through video for those who are interested in experiencing this delightful location from the couch. Enjoy 😊

[stealthflower]

Today’s walkies: ambling around the scrub near the Woronora river

[twisted-shaken-savage]

Noosa National Park

[dry-gold]

bushwalk this morning with @universe-muffins, lookin at everything that's out in the very early spring 💚💚💚

[kyletravers69]

Enjoying a nice walk in the bush

[redrcs]

While bushwalking.

Lara Wetlands, on my travels.

[ehlnofay]

you should all come to australia. not because it's a particularly good place to visit it's just my place and I like it

[phosphoresccent]

You draw zoey so cute I just want to pinch her cheeks

waaa thank you!! idk she just reads very cute to me?? she should be mushroom shaped.

[steventureau]

"Looking over the Kedumba River to Mt. Solitary.

Mum-mi-ee is the Gundungarra Aboriginal name for this feature.

The plateau that forms the Blue Mountains has been deeply cut by streams and rivers. The vertical cliffs are made of sand deposited here during the Triassic age (about 250 million years ago). Directly below the cliffs are layers from the Permian age, which include coal deposits formed from about 250 million years ago. Exposed in the depths of the valley are rocks from the Devonian age (about 400 millions years ago). The Blue Mountains is a geologically stable environment, which has allowed the development of unique habitats and micro-climates, home to many plants and animals found nowhere else in the world."

[katblu42]

Been a while since I went for a bushwalk. But I encountered some beautiful creatures today.

I always love seeing Kookaburras on my walks - kind of makes me feel like they're watching over me (I know, weird, but it's a thing).

And I always look for Water Dragons (the trail is called Water Dragon Way), and today we had this magnificent creature . . .

and little friends.

[thedimetrodon]

Saw this beautiful moss and mushroom combo on a morning bushwalk a while ago. Looks like a tiny fairy village or something.