wombalano:
looking across the dry Lake Mungo with its bluebush to the Walls of China lunette on the horizon
wombalano:
just scrub, but full of small and diverse tints of bluebush colours: in Lake Mungo red sand
wombalano:
A creeper with tiny showy fruits climbing over a green saltbush: maybe another chenopod like an Atriplex
wombalano:
Woolly-spined Burr (Sclerolaena lanicuspis). Pretty red-pink spines and white hairs. Chenopodiaceae
wombalano:
a saltbush in the sand dunes with a mass of white hair protecting the plants and their flowers with their tiny red-orange parts
wombalano:
flower on style of mistletoe, parasitic on Rosewood tree (Alectryon oleifolius) at Lake Mungo
wombalano:
Location of the burial sites of Mungo man and where the ancient civilisation lived for about 30,000 years