Tasmania - The Overland Track - 14 - 27 April 2014
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without permission. Thanks to Ken Beath for help with fungi id on
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The Acropolis Plateau and Pine Valley (22 April)
Above - Fagus - Acopolis Plateau
Above - Snowgums
Above - The Acropolis
Above - Fagus. Small patches like this can turn red. But red is not
common. The usual change is - green - yellow - orange - fall off.
Some Souther American members of genus Nothfagus do turn
red.
Above - Carol on the track
Above - Clavaria miniata
Above - Clavaria miniata
Above - Clavaria amoena
Above - Hygrocybe sp (aurantiopallens?)
Above - Marasmiellus sp
Above - Ramaria botrytis
Above - Ramaria capitata
Above - Ramaria capitata
Above - Clavaria miniata
Above - Cortinarius austrovenetus
Above - Cortinarius sinapicolor
Above - Mt Olympus from Pine Valley
Above - The Geryon and The Acropolis from Pine Valley
Above - Mt Gould from Pine Valley
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