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After a late rise on my day off I discovered it was foggy. So hopped onto the bus that went to Ljungskile and hiked up to Tjölstelsröd nature reserve for a day out. Sadly by the time I got there most of the fog had lifted but you can never go wrong when spending the day out in nature. Last time I took a picture from here I was balancing on that foreground rock with my tripod sitting precariously on the darker rock just above it. Today I played it safe and just stood beside the stream :D
Stream Frog (Litoria barringtonensis) from the rainforested hills above Coffs Harbour in northern NSW, Australia
Nisqually River in the Mount Rainer National Forest
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This stream links a lake to the ocean. This stream is not always open to the ocean but has been open for quite a while due to heavy rains this year. This photo taken from the north side and I had a long walk to get to this point. It was low tide and the ocean was actually flowing back into the lake. The Back Lake at Merimbula on the Far South Coast of NSW.
Spawning streams where adult salmon and trout come to lay their eggs
The juveniles drop back down to the deeper pools once their
Strong enough and water gets scarce
Just about to cross a footbridge over the stream and these daffodils caught my attention. I liked the way they sort of gleamed in the evening light. As you can see there's still plenty of colour in the sky.
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Chalk streams are rivers that rise from springs in landscapes with chalk bedrock. Since chalk is permeable, water percolates easily through the ground to the water table and chalk streams therefore receive little surface runoff. ... Of the 210 rivers classified as chalk streams globally, 160 are in England
Large view to the creek falling into a pool surrounded by mossy rocks.
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