Spring'in Southern Hemisphere
Berries ripened during the winter, with spring an abundance of food, seed on grasses now ready to float off or be taken by birds, tis the month of September through to November when spring is here in the South.
Swaying in the gentle evening breeze seed of lemon grass waving their stems as if in tune with imminent change arriving.
Youthful Bloukop warms up in the morning sun, soon will become adult showing a bright blue head, straw-yellow spines on his back as happens with our Southern Tree Agama lizard.
Hanging on waiting for rains to arrive thriving growth of Lichen it is non-parasitic. A mutually beneficial relationship called symbiosis occurs where the Lichen simply anchors itself on the tree, many new species still to be found and identified being one of the mysteries to science.
Fresh budding will burst forth in a couple of weeks another plant needing pollinators to enjoy.
Vervet monkey enjoying ripened berries, end of winter soon plenty fresh plants will appear, nice having variety to carry big and small through the lean months of the year.
Everyone is getting outdoors celebrating time in parks, it's great to meet a friend spend time simply being!
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@photofeed Landscape Photography Round 83
All photography my own using Canon Powershot SX730 HS. Anything not properly identified please let me know in comments below. Now go out and have a wonderful day wherever you live in our wonderful world.
Thought for Today: " It's those ugly caterpillars that turn into beautiful butterflies after seasons." - African Proverb