Milles Track Excursion, Sep 2007
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The urn shaped gumnuts of Eucalyptus urnigera. GF |
Spectacular flowering spike of Richea dracophylla. GF |
Pittosporum bicolor. GF |
Brachyglottis brunonis is limited in range to Mt Wellington and a couple of adjacent mountains. GF |
The club's malacologist, Kevin Bonham, at work searching for land-snails in among the boulders of a vegetated scree-slope. GF |
Caryodes dufresnii, the most noticed and largest native Tasmanian land snail. KB |
A rare Silky snail Roblinella agnewi, all of 2mm across. GF |
This highly carnivorous Tasmaphena sinclairi was found suspiciously close to the diminutive R. agnewi. GF |
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Clambering down the dolerite scree slope into Disappearing Tarn. GF |
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Photos by Geoff Fenton, Kevin Bonham |