...but eventually I was fast enough to capture a picture of it. What a beautiful vista they must have from up there!! 
Gaelyn brough me luck as this was the first time I had managed to find a red mushroom. It was super tiny about 1/2 inch in height. 
The bracket fungi on this tree was just starting to grow but I have seen it become the size of a dinner plate. 
This small wild flower reminded me of a hollyhock and I wondered if it was related. Some bug had a good chew out of it. 
Sunset in Kruger Park
Joan what type of Bird life is around here guess you know why I am asking :)
ReplyDeleteIt is fantastic Philip. This is where I took those pictures of the Sparrowhawk I posted a while back. Some of the areas are forests and there are species there which are not found in the bushveld scrub. Yeah, I can guess why you are asking. :)
ReplyDeleteYou foresty areas in Mpumalanga seems to be stunning for finding all these mushrooms and fungi. I love the little red one.
ReplyDeleteI was thrilled to find it Jonker as this is the first nice colourful one I have found. Usually they are all shades of white and brown and very dull. :)
ReplyDeleteYou do have to go there on holiday, you will love it so much yu will never go back to PE. Naturally the weather is much better here too. :)
That little red mushroom is cute but the sunset is my favourite, especially as it is at Kruger. I am jealous:-) Diane
ReplyDeleteThe red tiny mushroom and the pink wild flower are my favorite. They point toward the infinity of nature.
ReplyDeleteAll so beautiful. I really want to come back.
ReplyDeleteWish I was in the plane to see all the beauty of this place from above. Great mushroom shots.
ReplyDeleteYou are going to have to come over so I can take you too Diane. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Birdy. There is no end to tha beauty in nature which surrounds us but I often wonder if people who live in cities notice it?
ReplyDeleteI am waiting for you Gaelyn. That spot by the fence in Kruger is reserved. :)
ReplyDeleteI would love to do the whole area in a microlite Jose, it must be stunning up there, like flying over the Grand Canyon.
ReplyDeleteI like the little red mushroom... And the plane flying over, bet they did have a great view...
ReplyDeleteHi Joan,
ReplyDeleteI'm getting caught up after traveling around for the last two weeks. As you know, I do love your work.
I am sure it did Mike and I would have loved to have been up there too. :)
ReplyDeleteHello Steve. It is always good to hear from you. Hope your traveling was for pleasure and not for work. That trip you and B did sounded fantastic.
ReplyDeleteJoan, hope I didn't spam you too much, lol, but you know I been bit behind with blogging, that is kind of lazy, sometimes we do need break I guess. Well I always enjoy to be here and see your photographic adventures. Anna :)
ReplyDeleteHello Anna. I love hearing from you and miss you when I do not so please feel free to "spam" me as often as you like. :)
ReplyDeleteYou are right, a break is sometimes very good and I think that Mathew keeps you quite busy too. They grow up so fast.
I've only been in a small plane once when a friend took us up..what views you have that you can't get any other way....
ReplyDeleteLove the little red mushroom Joan. I love fungus!
ReplyDeleteCool plane too, and it must be breathtaking from up there.
B.
I love flying in these small planes Michelle and the views are always so spectacular. At one time I udes to go up in them often.
ReplyDeleteIt was so small almost missed it Becky and as it was the first red one I have found, was pleased I didn't.
ReplyDeleteThat area in particular is magnificent to fly over. It is like the Grand Canyon but on a smaller scale.