Sentences with phrase «orange lichen»

The first day you'll walk south along stunning beaches, passing granite headlands and outcrops pasted in orange lichen.

The Bay of Fires, in the state's north - east, has to be one of Tasmania's prettiest locations, with white sand beaches, secret coves and boulders carpeted with orange lichen.

Their domed heads are iced in green and their sides are stained with fiery orange lichen.

Named for the aboriginal campfires spotted by early explorers, the area is also ablaze with fiery orange lichen - covered boulders.

Sometimes, Ladd says, a particularly interesting find — say, Phoebus hydrophobias, a bright orange lichen that he describes as a «mad - dog sunburst» — elicits a triumphant whoop from the team.

Not exact matches

Intricate tufts of orange and wispy bursts of yellow are inspired by observational nature studies of mold, lichen and fungal formations.

Lichen isn't much to look at — often just a gray, yellow - green, or garish orange crust on rock or bark.

A major attraction here is Remarkable Rocks, a seaside collection of enormous orange - lichen - covered granite boulders carved into strange shapes by millions of years of rain, wind and waves.