Australian native plants and flowers are unique. Thousands of years of isolation from the rest of the world, helped to shape them into exotic shapes and colours. Where else would you be able to reach out and eat a pig face flower or lick the sweet nectar of a grevillea?
Whenever I bring groups from abroad, I love to introduce them to the local fauna and flora. it helps them to better understand the country and explore new flavours and scents. It also produces some of the best travel photos.
When shooting a video, I also capture beautiful photos of landscapes, people and food. These photos, along with more stories, are posted on MY WEBSITE:
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Featured plants: Gum Tree - Eucalyptus, Straw Flower - Xerochrysum bracteatum, Lemon Scented Tea Tree - Leptospermum petersonii, Wattle - Acacia, Wild Lily - Bulbine bulbosa, Kangaroo Paw - Anigozanthos, Pig Face - Carpobrotus rossii, Clustereed Everlasting - Chrysocephalum semipapposum, Emu bush - Eremophila nivea, Banksia - Banksia, Grevillea - Grevillea robusta, Bottle Brush - Callistemon, Tea Tree - Leptospermum laevigatum and also Boronia - Boronia Megastigma, Pink Rice Flower - Pimelea Ferruginea, Featherflower - Verticordia, Rice Flower - Ozothamnus Diosmifolius, Water Button - Cotula Sericea, Tall Blue Bell - Wahlenbergia stricta
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Filmed in Victoria, Australia.
This video was filmed and edited by Magno Barros for So50.org. SO50 seeks to inspire people over 50 to live life, travel and seek new experiences.
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