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

Rendezvous Creek II

Woolly Grevillea Grevillea lanigera

A first blossom of Broad-leaf Hickory Acacia falciformis

Wedge-leaf Wattle in bud Acacia pravissima

The Sheep Yards

Granite

Plenty of eveidence of wild dogs and pigs

Post 100

Early August on Black Mountain...a stand of Cypress Pines Callitris endlicheri

With one really big old Cypress Pine in the middle

Box-leaf Wattle Acacia buxifolia is mostly in bud

But a few flowers just starting

Early Wattle is in flower Acacia genistifolia

Also Ploughshare Wattle Acacia gunnii

Bushy Needlewood Hakea decurrens

Leucopogon attenuatus

Mt Mugga Mugga

Mt Mugga Mugga

Scribbly Gums Eucalyptus rossii

Near the summit

Golden Wattle- Australia's floral emblem- Acacia pycnantha

It smells good too

Drooping She-oak Allocasuarina verticillata

Blakely's Red Gum Eucalyptus blakelyi

Views east down to Callum Brae

An Echidna was here Tachyglossus aculeatus at a Meat Ant's nest Iridomyrmex purpureus

Spot the Crimson Rosella Platycercus elegans

Shells

Reddish-Rayed Abalone Haliotis coccoradiata

Elephant Snail Scutus antipodes

I know these as "Poppers" because they pop in the fire. Crayweed Phyllospora comosa.

Banded Kelp Shells Bankivia fasciata

A Chiton covered in algae, maybe Plaxiphora albida.  Exposed position, quite high on the shore.

Common Limpet Cellana tramoserica

Butterfly Shell (Chiton shell-plate)

Jingle Shell Anomia trigonopsis

Fan Shell Chlamys livida

Spengler's Triton Cabestana spengleri

Toragy Point

And other Treasure