Goochs Crater - 11 October 2015
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This was a walk on the National Parks Association program led by
Roger Lembit. Roger a botanist, has studied the plants in this are
for many years and on this walk he shared his observations about how
the ecology had changed after the 2013 bushfire.
Above - Waratah - Telopea truncata
Above - Waratah - Telopea truncata
Above - Geebung - a lot for fruit after the bushfire
Above - Native Iris
Above - Dotted Sun Orchid (Thelymitra ixioides) and friend
Above - Dotted Sun Orchid (Thelymitra ixioides) and friend
Above - Isopogon sp
Above - These are types of orchids (not yet in flower)
Above - Dotted Sun Orchid (Thelymitra ixioides)
Above - Dotted Sun Orchid (Thelymitra ixioides)
Above - Perhaps an aboriginal stone arrangement?
Above - Goochs Crater
Above - Nearby is a large cave - we stop here for lunch
Above - there is some faint aboriginal art (hand stencils in the
cave)
Above - a child's hand stencil
Above - Goochs Crater
Above - Dampiera stricta
Above - hiding in the swamp - a snake. Possibly a Tigersnake?
Above - Rock formation
Above - Waratah - Telopea truncata
Above - Waratah - Telopea truncata
Above - Waratah - Telopea truncata and rock formations
Above - Native Iris
Above - Waratah - Telopea truncata
Above - Waratah - Telopea truncata
Above - Mountain Dragon - Rankinia diemensis
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