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Tag Archives: Birdwood Gully
Back to Birdwood Gully – Fungi and More – 27 May 2022
After an amazing trip to Sassafras Gully a few days earlier, I was keen to head back to Springwood and check out the gully on the north side. This was another very good outing. The train was late getting to … Continue reading
Birdwood Gully – Fungi and Orchids – 20 May 2022
This was a nice trip to Birdwood Gully at Springwood to see what fungi was out. I found a good variety of colourful waxcaps and corals. I also found some orchids. Here is some of the fungi, staring with the … Continue reading
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Tagged Birdwood Gully, Hygrophoraceae, Orchids
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Birdwood Gully – Mainly Fungi – 11 April 2022
I spent an enjoyable day wandering around Birdwood Gully at Springwood. The fungi is starting to pick up at last. On this trip, I entered the gully from Boland Avenue, near the Station, as usual and walked all the way … Continue reading
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Tagged Birdwood Gully, Fungi, Hygrocybe taekeri, Hygrophoraceae, Springwood
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Birdwood Gully – Fungi, Orchids and Birds – 22 March 2022
The trains to the Blue Mountains were running again – at least to Springwood. So I decided that a trip up to look for fungi would be in order. However the normal mountains express trains were not running from the … Continue reading
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Tagged Birdwood Gully, Fungi, Orchids, Springwood
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Back to Birdwood Gully – 18 February 2022
I decided to make another visit to Birdwood Gully at Springwood to see how the fungi was going. However I left out an important item of equipment – the camera and macro lens I use to take my fungi photos. … Continue reading
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Tagged Birdwood Gully, Fungi, Gomphus, Hygrocybe taekeri, Orchids
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Back to Birdwood Gully – Fungi and Birds – 4 February 2022
The weather forecast was not the best – showers. But better on the mountains than the coast. So I decided to head to Springwood and visit Birdwood Gully again – as it isa short walk, and caves along the track … Continue reading
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Tagged Birdwood Gully, Fungi, Rufous Fantail, Shelleys Creek, Springwood
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Birdwood Gully – Fungi and Birds – 23 January 2022
It was early for fungi to be out, but there had recently been quite good rain, so I headed up to Springwood. The forecast was for more rain – so I headed down the closer and shorter Birdwood Gully rather … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Blue Mountains, Slime Moulds
Tagged Birdwood Gully, Fungi, Paddy Memorial, Robert Scott, Rufous Fantail, Springwood
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Birdwood Gully and The Gooch Track – 14 April 2021
Earlier in the day, I had been to Wentworth Falls with Bob and we had visited two nice but obscure waterfalls. That trip had finished well before lunch, so we next headed to Faulconbridge to look for an interesting site … Continue reading
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Tagged Birdwood Gully, Gooch Track, Nicholas A Gooch, Springwood Creek
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Fungi at Birdwood Gully – 7 April 2021
Some wet weather was possible, so I thought a short excursion would be suitable – so I decide to head up to Springwood and check out the fungi in Birdwood Gully. On my visit, it only rained for a very … Continue reading
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Tagged Birdwood Gully, Fungi, Springwood Bushwalks
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Some New Fungi at Birdwood Gully – 24 March 2021
The big wet spell and ended – and I was keen to get outdoors into the bush. I thought the tracks may be wet and creek crossings tricky with high water, so I decided a short walk may be the … Continue reading