'Plan A' was to go along the Burralow Fire Trail from Kurrajong Heights, but a closed National Parks gate put a stop to that.
I didn't want to go too far along Bell's Line Of Road as I had only done this stretch a couple of times recently, so now I needed a 'plan B'. Mountain Lagoon Road across to Wheeney Creek I thought might be productive but it didn't work out that way. A lot in flower but only a couple of species, confirming once again that there hasn't been a lot of variety to keep things interesting at this time of year. A bit of disappointing day.
Next week I will have to find somewhere a little different and hope for more new and varied flora.
Click on photos to enlarge.
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| Hibbertia saligna - Tall Guinea Flower |
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| Dillwynia retorta - Eggs and Bacon, Heathy Parrot Pea. |
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| Acacia trinervata - Three-Veined Wattle. |
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| Acacia falcata - Sickle-leaved Wattle. |
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| Different Acacia leaf shape and size. Acacia trinervata and Acacia falcata. |
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| A Fungi breaking out. |
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| Pheww, that was hard work. |
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| Sap flowing from Corymbia gummiferum - Red Bloodwood. |
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| Scaevola ramosissima - Purple Fan-flower / Snake flower. |
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| Sap flowing from Angophora costata - Sydney Red Gum, Smooth-barked Apple |
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| Like the Phoenix, new life from the ashes. |
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| New growth after bush fires. Banksia Serrata and a Eucalypt sp. |
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| Lobelia dentata - Angel Sword. |
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| Lobelia dentata - Angel Sword. |
Click here for Crossing Wheeney Creek.
FEATHERS, FUR and FANG. Some Of The Wildlife Seen Today.
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| A native bee. |
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| Laughing Kookaburra. |
THIS WEEK IN THE GARDEN:
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| Jonquils |
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| Jonquils |
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| Tree Dahlia. |
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