Date posted: 15 May 2017
Every year Mount Lofty Botanic Garden - in South Australia's charming Adelaide Hills - wows visitors with its autumn colours and 2017 was no different.
CASA-licenced drone operator Swoopcam shot this vision at the Garden under staff supervision before opening hours on Friday 5 May, catching the Garden in its prime.
While the autumn colour is slowly starting to wane, if you're quick you can still see the Garden putting on a show.
Please note: UAVs (drones) are not permitted at Mount Lofty Botanic Garden without prior permission from the Botanic Gardens of South Australia.
Footage by Swoopcam
Music: 'Satisfied mind' by My Bubba & Mi [CC BY-NC-SA 3.0]
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We caught up with Mount Lofty Botanic Garden horticultural supervisor Mark Oborn to get some insider tips for visiting the garden during autumn colours.
