Early sunlight slanting through the trees, with the mist over the paddocks in the background.
Perhpas it’s the weaver in me, but I do love the sight of spiders’ webs highlighted by dew, visible in the early sunlight. This small tree had many of them!
(You’ll notice I said I love the sight of them – as well as the delicate beauty, being able to see them avoids the unpleasantness of walking face-first into one!)
Yesterday we did a day trip to Warrabah National Park, Barraba and home via Kingstown.
No, not an upside-down image – a reflection of a tree in the shallow waters of a Namoi River crossing, downstream from Warrabah National Park.
In the Park, the Namoi River winds through the granite hills.
This red fungus was growing on the river bank, a couple of metres from the water’s edge. There were about half a dozen others nearby, past their best.
