Dusky Coral-pea Kennedia rubicunda
Blueberry Ash Elaeocarpus reticulatus
Sweet Pittosporum Pittosporum undulatum
Yellow Pittosporum Pittosporum revolutum
Climbing Guinea flower Hibbertia scandens
Cheese Tree Glochidion sp.
Common Ringlet Hypocysta metirius
Coast Wattle Acacia longifolia subsp. sophorae
Coast Beard Heath Leucopogon parviflorus
Tiger Moth Amata sp.
Dog Cockle Glycymeris sp.
Magpie Moth Nyctemera amicus
Acacia Leaf Beetle Dicranosterna immaculata
Very large Longhorn beetle, maybe Coptocercus sp.
Stab marks from a Sooty Oystercatcher's beak Haematopus fuliginosus
An Antlion larvae -family Neuroptera
Here he is burrowing
Dry Scribbly Gum forest Eucalyptus rossii
Early Wattle Acacia genistifolia
Hardenbergia violaceae
Waxlip Glossodia major
Sticky Everlasting Daisy Xerochrysum viscosum
Bulbine Lily Bulbine bulbosa. Leaves slightly scabrid at base, anthers basifixed.
Cymbonotus sp.
A native plantain, maybe Slender Plantain Plantago debilis
Creeping Bossiaea Bossiaea prostrata
Early Nancy Wurmbea dioica
View from the trig/summit
Standing on the volcanic core of Bowning Hill
View west along Hume Highway
View south past the volcanic core
Bowning Hill is on private property. A walk was held to raise funds for the Yass Valley SPIN Foundation- (Supporting People In Need). Those unable to make the ascent could be driven up and back by 4WD. The Firies were there. Hotdogs, cold drinks, coffee etc was on sale. Wow- people opening up their land, providing vehicles, support, helping everybody enjoy their hill and raise money. Five Stars!
Golden Moths Diuris chryseopsis
Sundew with insect meal Drosera sp.
Blackwood Acacia melanoxylon
Heliotrope Moth Utetheisa pulchelloides
Golden Grass Carpet Moth Anachloris subochraria
Dusky Fingers Petalochilus fuscatus (flowers all singles, date 5th Sep)
Early Nancy Wurmbea dioica
Hardenbergia violaceae
Heath Moth Dichromodes sp.
Grey Grass Tree in flower Xanthorrhoea glauca subsp. angustifolia
Old Mans Beard Clematis leptophylla (Small-leaf Clematis)
Rock Lily Bulbine glauca (leaves smooth, anthers dorsifixed. Maybe.)
Diggers Speedwell Veronica perfoliata
Hickory Wattle Acacia penninervis growing well all around the firetower
The trig and the old firetower (which burnt down in a fire)
A good cubby is always a bonus
