this is a close up of a Scribbly gum tree .. :)
The best shots didn’t show much of the scribbles unfortunately ..
"These zig-zag tracks or 'scribbles' are made by the moth grub as it tunnels between the old and new bark. Every year when the tree sheds the old bark, new markings are revealed. The scribbly gum generally grows to 15m and produces white flowers in summer, attracting native Australian birds such as honeyeaters."
After rollover Very surprised and happy how this went ..
Was nearly not going to enter it ..
but the original jpeg looked like a piece of art .. so I did ..
Thank you so much for all your lovely comments ..
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