Denzils Nature Photo Challenge #11: Yellow
Who’s looking at you? A Yellow-tufted Honeyeater on a Yamba Gold Grevillea
Yellow wood fungi
Yellow Banksia
Some of my favourite native flowers – Paper Daisies
Large Grass Yellow Butterfly
Water Lily flower
Another yellow fungi – Leucocoprinus birnbaumii
Little Yellow Buttons an Australian native flower
A Small Grass Yellow Butterfly
A possibly Blue Skimmer Dragonfly female
Everyones favourite, an Eastern Yellow Robin
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Happy color! 🌼
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So much around that you don’t see all of the time 🙂
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Thus yellow belly bird is on this yellow flower. Anita
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Great photos and a wonderful variety of yellows.
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Thanks Graham I tried for variety, could have had lots of flowers, A lot of native flowers on my place are yellow.
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Fantastic job with your prompt! 💛
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Thank you Michele 🙂
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Super gallery as always Brian. You must have an archive of thousands … or more?
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Thanks Denzil I would like to even try to guess but I had a quick look I stopped the count at over 50,000 files and 175gigs and it was still ticking over
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You nailed it, Brian! I especially love that opener.
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Thank you Jo 🙂
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That yellow fungus – the Leucocoprinus birnbaumii – looks very creepy. Avoid? A great varied selection.
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Thanks. That was growing in an indoor- sunroom – pot plant
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I think you well and truly cracked it, Brian. 🙂
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Thank you Sue 🙂
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Lovely selection
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Thanks Sue 🙂
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What a variety of yellows! The fungi are intriguing and I love the banksia and daisies, but yes, the robin is my favourite 🙂
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Thanks Sarah, it’s hard not include a little yellow robin when the theme is yellow 🙂
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You found some terrific yellows Brian. So cheerful 😀
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Thank you very much Cee 🙂 🙂
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Yellow is certainly a joyful color, as proven by your captures 🙂
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Thank you Hammad 🙂
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These images are the definition of happiness. Love them!
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Thank you Sylvia 🙂
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Beautiful 🤩! The Paper Daisies are so pretty – I’d never seen them before!
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Thank you PR. The Paper Daisies are Australian Native flowers 🙂
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Great photos!
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Glad you like them Robert 🙂
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These are all so beautiful!!
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Thank you 🙂
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The fungi were fascinating as I hadn’t seen yellow before, more orangy red.
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That one popped up in a indoor plant pot 🙂
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That’s not good to have them inside?
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Probably not. Mine were in a well ventilated sun room and they only lasted a short time
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