A 'black boy' plant in the Stirling Ranges, so called because from the top it sprouts a long stalk with a seed pod on the end, and this makes it look like there's an Aborigine behind it with a spear - A Picture from Albany, Australia - Travel Writing

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A 'black boy' in the Stirling Ranges — A 'black boy' plant in the Stirling Ranges, so called because from the top it sprouts a long stalk with a seed pod on the end, and this makes it look like there's an Aborigine behind it with a spear

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