A while back I did a post how this amazing
Fire Plant was used to make light in years gone by.

Now, I found it in bloom and it has such a pretty flower. There was a tiny bug hiding away on the bottom petal but I did not notice it until I got the pictures on the computer.

These leave were interesting to me. They grow in very rocky places and the back of them has almost like tenticles that they use to secure themselves in place as there is nowhere for roots.

Over another hill and the path starts to go down hill at last - or is it again? There have been so many. :)

A pretty wild flower which looks almost like a Sweetpea.

A skipper fluttered onto a nearby plant. It looks like the
Borbu gemella Twin Swift.

Turning a corner I saw this lump of something and went to investigate.....

It was about 6 inches in height and turned out to be a ball of caterpillars. Hundreds of them it seems!! It looks like they might be of the Cabbage White butterfly.
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