This month’s Square Challenge is all about trees. Now trees are not the easiest of subjects to square up, so Becky is relying on us to show some imagination in how we present them. For the fourth week I am going to look at trees from the Antipodes (that’s Australia and New Zealand for us Brits).
White bellied Fish Eagle in a Gum Tree
Norfolk Island Hibiscus
Bottlebrush
Grevillea
Puka
Pohutukawa
Illawarra Flame Tree
Earth laughs in flowers 
what a beautiful collection, not sure I’d want to have a debate with that eagle though!
No. He looks quite imposing.
How amazing to have been close enough to an eagle to take a picture. Where was that? I have a file of pictures of trees I really don’t think I ought to crop square, but it has not been as hard as it sounded at first.
Lovely selection!
Thanks Sue.
Aren’t yellow bottlebrush beautiful. They always look much more delicate than the red ones. Lovely gallery, Jude.
Some amazing trees. I love how different Antipodean plants are to ours in the UK – it must be quite a sight to see these unusual-looking (for us) trees growing together. 🙂