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Yesterday we visited a spot we haven't been to for a number of years and were very happy to see most of the area hadn't changed much. It was a magnificent sight. One of the highlights is the masses of Utricularia petertaylorii flowering along the damp edges of a granite rock sheet. Here they grow with the Hydrocotyle and Stylidium plants.Photos: Fred
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Yesterday we visited a spot we haven't been to for a number of years and were very happy to see most of the area hadn't changed much. It was a magnificent sight. One of the highlights is the masses of Utricularia petertaylorii flowering along the damp edges of a granite rock sheet. The Utricularia multifida (pink) grows here in large numbers too. Photos: Fred
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Yesterday we visited a spot we haven't been to for a number of years and were very happy to see most of the area hadn't changed much. It was a magnificent sight. One of the highlights is the masses of Utricularia petertaylorii flowering along the damp edges of a granite rock sheet. Photos: Fred
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More photos from a special rock in the forest. We don't know of any other area quite like this.
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More photos from a special rock in the forest. We don't know of any other area quite like this.
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More photos from a special rock in the forest. We don't know of any other area quite like this.
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Yesterday we visited a spot we haven't been to for a number of years and were very happy to see most of the area hadn't changed much. It was a magnificent sight. One of the highlights is the masses of Utricularia petertaylorii flowering along the damp edges of a granite rock sheet. The plant at the bottom of the photo is Drosera gigantea another carnivorous plant. Photos: Fred
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Yesterday we visited a spot we haven't been to for a number of years and were very happy to see most of the area hadn't changed much. It was a magnificent sight. One of the highlights is the masses of Utricularia petertaylorii flowering along the damp edges of a granite rock sheet. Photos: Fred
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More photos from a special rock in the forest. We don't know of any other area quite like this.
