Summerleas Excursion, June 2007
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Attila at left, showing us where an isolated cottage once stood. |
Eucalyptus cordata in flower. |
Kangaroo ferns growing on small tree trunk. |
This birds nest had fallen on the ground. |
Entoloma panniculum, a strikingly deep-blue mushroom. |
Hypholoma fasciculare var armeniacum, sprouting from the underside of a log. |
Lepota sp. showing a well defined annulus around the stype. |
This sedge is from the Cyperaceae family (to which Gahnia, Gymnoschoenus
and Lepidosperma belong). Uncinate is a botanical Latin term meaning
hooked (specifically a recurved hook) and riparia means "of the
river". The species often forms massive swards along flood flats of
rivers but is also common in wet sclerophyll forest on slopes. |
A well formed Quoll scat! |
Browns River. |
Photos by Geoff Fenton |