Tasmania - The Overland Track - 14 - 27 April 2014
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Pine Valley and Lake St Clair (26 - 27 April)
Above - On the walk from Pine Valley to Lake St Clair - Stephen and
Rachel and Rik (friends that had walked to Pine Valley from the
Walls of Jerusalem)
Above - approaching Narcissus
At Narcissus Hut, we sheltered from the weather and had lunch.
Stephen and myself then walked around Lake St Lair to Echo Point.
Above - Grifola sp
Above - The duckboard was a bit submerged
Above - The tiers of Mt Olympus
Above - Ramaria capitata
Above - Hypholoma fasciculare
Above - Cortinarius rozites
Above - Rainforest Creek
Above - Clavaria miniata
Above - Mycena Interrupta
Above - Hygrocybe lewelliniae
Above - Hygrocybe miniata
Above - Hygrocybe miniata
Above - Hygrocybe miniata
Above - Hygrocybe miniata
Above - Hygrocybe miniata
Above - Hygrocybe graminicolor
Above - View along Lake St Clair at Echo Point
Above - Mt Ida
Above - Rainforest Creek
Above - Hygrocybe sp
Above - Mycena sp
Above - Clavaria miniata
Above - Clavaria miniata
Above - Lichen
Above - Hygrocybe reesiae - with damage caps (possible by
the sago snow that was falling)
Above - Hygrocybe reesiae (Thanks to Dr Gates for help with
the id)
Above - Mycena Interrupta
Above - Mt Ida - taken at night
Above - Mt Ida - next morning
Above - Rainforest Creek
Above - Fungal fruiting bodies of a lichen?
Above - Hygrocybe sp
Above - Cyttaria gunnii (Beech Orange) - these fungi grow on
nothofagus cunninghamii - and are normally an orange colour. These
ones are very old and decaying.
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