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14 Oct 2018

AAWT - Day 4-5 - Honeysuckle Creek to Orroral River

First Candles of the season Stackhousia monogyna


Coral Heath Epacris microphylla


First Indigfera flowers Indigofera australis


Twin Flower Beard Heath Leucopogon fletcheri


Juvenile leaves of Ribbon Gum Eucalyptus viminalis


Orroral Ridge





Orroral River



Common Reed Phragmites australis





1 Oct 2018

AAWT - Day 3 - Booroomba Rocks to Honeysuckle Creek

Booroomba Rocks


Leionema Leionema lamprophyllum subs. obovatum



Lemon Bottlebrush Callistemon pallidus


Rayed Blue Candalides heathi


Alpine Star Bush- maybe -Asterolasia trymalioides


Grevillea Grevillea oxyantha subsp. oxyantha


More Booroomba Rocks




Tennent and Deadmans from Booroomba


Along the track to Honeysuckle Creek - The orange is Cherry Ballart Exocarpos cupressifomis and the yellow is Silver Wattle Acacia dealbata


Beard-heath Leucopogon sp.


Blanket Bush Bedfordia arborescens


Dagger Wattle Acacia siculiformis


Woolly Grevillea Grevillea lanigera


Coral Heath Epacris microphylla


Wedge-leaf Wattle Acacia pravissima


Honeysuckle Creek


17 Jun 2018

AAWT - Day 1 - Tharwa to Bushfold Flats

On Mt Tennent



Hairy Geebung with tiny new fruit Persoonia rigida


Fringed Heath Myrtle Micromyrtus ciliata


Drooping she oak Allocasuarina verticillata


Urn Heaths Melichrus urceolatus just starting to flower


Beautiful scalloped love-heart young leaves of Apple Box Eucalyptus bridgesiana


Down on the Flats


Deadmans Hill on the far left


Reads Hut


Common Prettymouth Calostoma fuscum



One tiny sprig of Bursaria flowers in the snow Bursaria spinosa


Kangaroos in the snow Macropus giganteus




4 Jun 2018

Charlotte Pass

Snow Beard-heath Leucopogon montanus


Alpine Pepper Tasmannia xerophila


A female Shield-back katydid, pulled from a stream. There were little hoppers everywhere, even on the snow.


Mt Stillwell



The Main Range