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<\/p>\nThere’s much to be said about the mental tranquility that comes from being in nature.<\/p>\n
You get the idea: leisurely strolls along bucolic lanes, Sunday strolls across lush, green fields, long treks through dense forests.<\/p>\n
For the majority of people, leaving the city and seeing what Mother Nature has to offer.<\/p>\n
An added benefit is that when you choose to lose yourself outside, you never really know what you’ll come across.<\/p>\n
According to reports, Australian woman Kym Beechey enjoys going for walks and admiring the beauty of the natural world. <\/p>\n
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She is an enthusiastic amateur photographer who tries to capture some of the more remarkable objects she encounters, <\/p>\n
however it can be challenging because most animals, birds, and insects are shy.<\/p>\n
Anyway, Kym was out one day and thought she had spotted a newborn tawny frogmouth, which is an owl-like bird.<\/p>\n
Kym pulled out her phone and got ready to take a discreet picture. She thought the bird had a smile on its face, so she focused in to try to capture the ideal shot.<\/p>\n
However, as soon as she completed the task, she realized her error.<\/p>\n
The bird was actually a banksia pod rather than a bird at all. These frequently amusing-looking pods emerge from banksia trees and can have a very distinctive appearance.<\/p>\n
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Banksia trees are said to grow primarily in south-western Australia, but they are also found in Papua New Guinea and New Zealand.<\/p>\n
Despite the fact that banksia trees’ pods are frequently likened to pine cones, they are not considered conifers.<\/p>\n
It is believed that the distinctive look of banksia pods originates from the process of their pods bursting open, which frequently occurs during the heat of forest fires, releasing their seeds.<\/p>\n