Monthly Archives: May 2025

Aboriginal Art Sites on Kings Tableland – 2 May 2025

Posted on May 9, 2025 by Dave Noble

Bob and myself travelled up to Kings Tableland to look at a number of Aboriginal art sites. Most of these were in caves on the side of a fairly remote ridge. But the walk was well worth it – as … Continue reading →

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Wolli Creek Fungi – 1 May 2025

Posted on May 9, 2025 by Dave Noble

I made a short morning visit to Wolli Creek to photograph fungi. Not that much was out, but I did find some of interest. Here are some photos –

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Fungi and Orchids at Birdwood Gully – 30 April 2025

Posted on May 9, 2025 by Dave Noble

I travelled up to Springwood with Sue and we headed down to Birdwood Gully to see what fungi we could find. After recent rain, I was quite hopeful that a lot would be out, but we were a bit disappointed. … Continue reading →

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Fungi at Ferndale Park – 29 April 2025

Posted on May 9, 2025 by Dave Noble

I made visit to Ferndale Park at Chatswood to photograph the fungi. I found a reasonable amount out. Here are some photos – Microglossum viride Microglossum viride and Clavulinopsis amoena

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Forest Path Walk – More Fungi – 28 April 2025

Posted on May 1, 2025 by Dave Noble

Walking friend Judy had suggested a walk on this day, and I suggested the Forest Path in Royal National Park could be good. The weather was not too kind – we did have some light rain, but we had a … Continue reading →

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Fungi at Wolli Creek – 27 April 2025

Posted on May 1, 2025 by Dave Noble

A few days earlier, I had done a bird trip in Wolli Creek Regional Park. Now, I was keen to visit the park again to see how the fungi was going after recent rain. I found a reasonable amount out, … Continue reading →

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