After the morning mist has wreathed its diaphanous skirt over the landscape its passing is registered on every branch, leaf and seed. Here the Hakea Sericea with its testicular seed capsules points the way down to the Galston Creek:
Left this one out from the previous post!
Michael Griffith: Home Page- Literature and Life Spring 2025 
I’m sure a nice stream of water would lead the way to the river this morning. When you say testicular seed pod, does this mean it’s a male plant but stores seeds? Or is it the seed pods are merely shaped like testicles?
Dave
Or perhaps even that the seed capsules just grow in pairs. Did you know that the word Avocado actually means testicles and was so named because the fruit grows in pairs?