Sherwood

Red-leaf Wattle Acacia rubida

Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoos were here Calyptorhyncus funereus

An orange lichen, maybe Teloschistes sp

Sherwood Homestead

Blundell Hill

Hardenbergia  Hardenbergia violaceae

Possibly Gorse Bitter-pea Daviesia ulicifolia

Silver Wattle Acacia dealbata

Red-leaf Wattle Acacia rubida

Just a tiny bit of snow about in the shade

Mt Coree with a little snow

Mt Blundell on right

Signs of all the usual suspects- dogs, pigs, deer etc

LCC Autumn Teatrees and Wattle

Woolly Teatree Leptospermum lanigerum

River Teatree Leptospermum obovatum

Prickly Teatree Leptospermum continentale

Wedge-leaf Wattle buds Acacia pravissima

Red-leaf wattle buds Acacia rubida

Blackwood buds Acacia melanoxylon

A bit confused that some buds starting to open a few flowery bits

A very tiny Wahlenbergia sp. possibly gracilis

Pasture Day Moth Apina callisto

Warks Road

Bursaria spinosa.  The little brown capsules which are so distinctive later in the year are new and green now.

Star Cudweed Euchiton spp

Cauliflower Bush Cassinia spp

There were many new Red-leaf Wattles Acacia rubida, showing the immature compound leaves and the mature large leaf, red stems and leaf edges.

Dodder or Devils Twine Cassytha pubescens

Fishbone Fern Blechum nudum 

Mt Blundell (distant), and Uriarra Hill

Condor Hut, victim of the 2003 fires.

Mt Cohen

Red-leaf Wattle Acacia rubida  

Ploughshare Wattle Acacia gunnii, low shrub with pale early flowers, spiky wedge shaped leaf

My first Early Nancy Wurmbea dioicia this spring - growing right on the border

Scribbly gum Eucalyptus rossii was dominant in the non-pine areas

A few markers along the ACT border- this was my favourite clearly showing "CT" which may mean Commonwealth Territory- uncertain.

Some other border markers

Mt Cohen Trig- just to show I was there

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