Little Yellow on Big Red by terryliv

Little Yellow on Big Red

Even on Big Red, plants have the ability to hang on and flower after some rain. I don't know what this one is called but I thought it would fit in with the September month of yellow theme.

Birdsville sits on the eastern edge of the Simpson Desert which is probably the closest to everyone's perception of what a desert looks like - lots of sand and lots of dunes.

As you travel west from Birdsville on the QAA Line track, the dunes start almost immediately. 40kms from Birdsville you come to the highest of the dunes, Big Red and everyone's favourite for testing their 4WDing ability and that of their vehicle.

I am going to apologise in advance for the number of shots of Big Red I post but I took a heap and I love most of them. The place is very photogenic. When I start to have people un-following me, I'll know it's time to move on. :-)

Best on black

See the background to this series of postings at http://365project.org/terryliv/365/2015-08-12
Name: Little yellow on big red :-)
September 16th, 2015  
@gilbertwood Done :-)
September 16th, 2015  
@terryliv I didn't mean you had to change the title!!!!
September 16th, 2015  
Beautiful lighting and contrasts Poppo. Don't the wild flowers look stunning against the red dunes, I couldn't get enough pics as hubby and I travelled out through the territory many moons ago :)
September 16th, 2015  
How wonderful to see these tiny flowers surviving in such harsh conditions!
September 16th, 2015  
Well, I love all your big red dune shots too! Unfollow? There's no way!
September 17th, 2015  
How unusual and fun!
September 17th, 2015  
Beautiful. It is amazing how they grow in pure sand.
September 17th, 2015  
Thank you for joining monthofyellow!
September 17th, 2015  
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