Where : Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park
When : Wednesday 17th March 2010
Weapon : FujiFilm Pix S3 Pro
Known as Scribbly Gum, one of a number of smooth-barked Eucalypts that have been visited by the larvae of a small grey moth burrowing in the bark cause these marks.
Eucalyptus haemastoma is restricted to the Central Coast and Tablelands of NSW and bushland around Sydney.
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