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Photos of Flora and fauna in the wild, near the pinnacles, along the Fitzgerald river coast and the Stirling ranges.
Australian landscape poster with Emu. Every element is located on a separate layer. Images is cropped with Clipping Mask. Easy to edit
Set of Australian travel posters. Every element is located on a separate layer. Images is cropped with Clipping Mask. Easy to edit
John Forrest National Park - Western Australia
Rockingham Lake regional park.Team of scientific environmental conservationist working together collecting data and examining Tree Grass. The Australian Bush has been damaged by fire.
Grass Tree overlooking Stirling Ranges near Albany in Western Australia
Sunrise silhouette of grass trees in Kalbarri National Park
"Dawn over Mount Bowen on Hinchinbrook Island in Queensland, Australia."
Macro shot of "Blackboy" Australian Native Grass Tree after a shower of rain. Vintage colouring.
Policeman's Paddock wetland reserve in the Wimmera Country
Grass tree in the Stirling Range National Park in Late afternoon light
Closeup of star shaped nectar and pollen rich flowers of an Australian native Xanthorrhoea resinosa grass tree flower spike, family Asphodelaceae, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
New Holland Honeyeater feeding on nectar from an Oval Grass Tree flower spike
Australian Sword-grass Brown Butterfly feeding on nectar of a Grass Tree
Kangaroo Island grass tree (Xanthorrhoea semiplana) also known as Tate's grass tree or Yakka Bush is a species of grass tree found in south-eastern Australia. It has a trunk and will often exceed a height of 1 m. Flowering occurs from spring to autumn, with plants capable of producing a flower spike several meters in length.
Xanthorrhoea Australis black boy plant
Australian native grass trees set against a blue sky
Vertical closeup photo of a tall green flower spike with some cream coloured flowers, rising out of a mass of fine, long green needle-like leaves on an Australian Xhanthorrhoea or Grass Tree growing in a garden in Spring. Byron Bay, subtropical north coast of NSW. The flower spike was used in the making of spears, resin from the trunk was used as a glue in tool making by First Nations Australians.
The sun filtering through the Australian Bushland
The Wimmera River meandering through Wimmera Country
Grasstree bushland on the coastal part of Western Australia.
Iconic Australian black boys overlooking mountain ridge near Albany in Western Australia
Australian xanthorrhoea image. Beautifully detailed and textured native grass-tree plant. Digital cartoon native flora illustration
The drought ridden yellowed landscape turned ashen after bushfires now regenerating with lots of lush green grasses and leaf shoots sprout from trees some more proliferant than others.
A slow growing Grass Tree in Flinders Ranges.Aso known as Blackboy or Speartree (i think)Typical scene from Warraweena in the South Australian Flinders Ranges.
Policeman's Paddock wetland reserve in the Wimmera Country
Yakka or Tufted Grass Tree, Xanthorrhoea semiplana in flower portrait orientationl, native Australian flora, South Australia, bright sunny day.
"Remains of blackboys (Xanthorrhoea Preissii) after a bushfire in the Austalian outback. Shot at dusk. Kalbarri National Park, Western Australia."
Rockingham Lake regional park.Team of scientific environmental conservationist working together collecting data and examining Tree Grass. The Australian Bush has been damaged by fire.
The trunk of the Austral Grass Tree (Xanthorrhoea australis) can grow up to several metres tall and is often branched. The trunk is blackened after fire.
Rockingham Lake regional park.Team of scientific environmental conservationist working together collecting data and examining Tree Grass. The Australian Bush has been damaged by fire.
The native Australian Xanthorrhoea (grass tree) thrives only weeks after a bushfire devastated the area. Photo taken in Kangaroo Island in the wake of the Australian bushfire disaster, 2020.
Grass trees in a burnt landscape after bush fires in Blue Mountains. Grass trees hold a resin that doesnt burn and protects the plant from fires
Close-up shot of fresh, green Grass Tree (Xanthorrhoea) leaves growing in a forest near Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, after the devastating bushfire season of 2019.
Woman standing on rocky mountain ledge at sunset in the Blue Mountains Australia
A slow growing, long lived plant unique to Australia.
Xanthorrhoea media, known as a Grass Tree, from near Sydney to the Blue Mountains. The plant usually has no trunk, or only a small trunk under the skirt of leaves. The leaves are a mid to dark green, but not glaucous. Flowering occurs between August and March, dependent on fire.
A giraffe is seen standing gracefully amidst the verdant foliage of the Kruger National Park forest, blending seamlessly with its natural surroundings.
Grass Tree growing against cliff face, Outback landscape, harsh Australian environment, Flinders Ranges, Out Back South Australia.
Green leaf background of grass tree in Australia
Savannah landscape in Western Australia
Hiking trail through the bush at South Ledge, near Kalamunda, Western Australia
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