Blue Gum Forest - 18-19 October 2014
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Above - A Blue Gum - Eucalyptus Deanei The trails on the
bark are made by Red Triangle Slugs grazing for algae - this keeps
the bark very clean looking.
Above - Blue Gum Forest
Above - Ferns (Blechnum cartilagineum) on the forest floor -
Blue Gum Forest (Thanks Col Gibson for the id)
Above - Blue Gum Forest
Above - After breakfast - all packed up and ready to head off.
Elwyn, John with Jasper, and Meri
Above - Shame!! Fireplace at Acacia Flat (which is a fuel stove only
campsite)
Above - Prostanthera violacea (Thanks Chris Jonkers for the
id)
Above - Tiger Orchid - Diuris sulphurea
Above - Chuin Nee leaving Blue Gum Forest
Above - The Grose River
Above - mouse
Above - backlit ferns
Above - Pittosporum revolutum (Thanks Chris Jonkers for the
id)
Above - The Grose River
Above - The Grose River
Above - The Grose River
Above - Pultenaea scabra (Thanks Chris Jonkers for the id)
Above - Dillwynia sp (Thanks Col Gibson for the id)
Above - Tea Tree - Letospermum macrophyllum (Thanks
Col Gibson for the id)
Above - Prostanthera caerulea (Thanks Chris Jonkers
for the id)
Above - Pimelea linoides (Thanks to Albert Chetcuti for
genus and to Col Gibson for the species)
Above - Matchheads - Comesperma ericinum (Thanks Albert
Chetcuti for the id)
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