Doryanthes palmeri (given its size). Absolute unit of a plant. Takes 10+ years to flower with only two species in the genus. Apparently the flower spikes are edible once roasted. #ausnative
Lilly pillies are a popular #nativeplant growing in gardens and used as street plantings across the country, and the tasty #fruit are perfect for making cordial! Check out the #recipe on our website https://t.co/CnAvx3CTJV #lillypillies
Collisions between giant landmasses and flooding by ancient seas created canyon's rock layers. Squeezed between the Pacific Ocean floor and Rocky Mountains, these layers rose to form high-elevation plateaus. Over time the Colorado River carved this massive canyon. 📷T. Karlovetz
Here it is! My new book illustrated by the brilliant @Paleocreations
"LOCKED IN TIME” tells real-life stories of ancient animal behaviours preserved in fossils!
It is the first popular science book dedicated to this subject.
60,000 words & 51 new illustrations. OUT MAY 2021!🔥
Today’s Study; pretty in pink:
Fresh air & Musk lorikeets, all one needs to reflect on life’s small but important things.
Moorabbin Reserve, Moorabbin.
#WildOz#OzBirds#musklorikeet#WildMelbourne
Want to host an event this #NationalEucalyptDay?
We welcome all submissions for events and are open
to new interpretations and delivery. Events can be held anytime 6/3 - 11/4, with w/ends around 23/3 the best!
EOIs: https://t.co/Ira9vG3V0e
Event guide: https://t.co/t9jqMkdivf
It's #NationalBeanDay! Beans are the seed (fruit) of some plants from the Family Fabaceae, they're also referred to as legumes. And back in the Paleocene (58-60 MYA) they dominated the environment of what's now Colombia.
Richea pandanifolia (Pandani) a Gondwana relic is endemic to Tasmania, it’s also the tallest flowering Heath plant in the world reaching up to 12m in height. It’s in flower now. Here’s a few I came across today. #Tasmania