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.
Where : Lane Cove River
When : 6-45am, Sunday 21st March 2010
Weapon : FujiFilm FinePix S3 Pro
Window : AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR II
Downstream from the weir, the Lane Cove River estuary can be classified as a drowned river valley estuary, deep and narrow with rocky sides, and consequently little attenuation of tidal range. A short, often violent and fascinating river indeed falls 600 feet in 10 kilometres or so.
Where : Wahroonga
When : 7-28am Friday 19th March 2010
Weapon : Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ3
Where : North Turramurra
There are plenty of flowering banksias at the moment along the Old Road from North Turramurra down to Bobbin Head - no, not the current road (Ku-ring-gai Chase Road), but the old dirt road (take a righty after the gates and after the turn to the Sphinx).
Where : Bobbin Head
When : Wednesday 17th March 2010
Weapon : FujiFilm S3 Pro
