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| It was nice to see the wattles flowering for my first spring back in Aus. for 18 years. This pic. was somewhere on top of a mountain in the national forest, couldn't find myself on a map at that stage. |
The rainforest down along
the upper reaches of
Mungay Creek gets pretty
thick in places. I call it down
because it took 45 minutes
to descend to it and then
three hours to get back up
via Colambatti.
the upper reaches of
Mungay Creek gets pretty
thick in places. I call it down
because it took 45 minutes
to descend to it and then
three hours to get back up
via Colambatti.
This 4 foot long goanna wasn't
too pleased to see me at all.
He ran straight up a tree,
giving me a bit of a fright as
he scuttled out of some
bushes beside where I was
walking.
too pleased to see me at all.
He ran straight up a tree,
giving me a bit of a fright as
he scuttled out of some
bushes beside where I was
walking.
Yet another shy local denizen in
the form of this echidna, actually
he wasn't too scared just pulled
his nose in every time I tried to
photograph. Camera shy I guess.
the form of this echidna, actually
he wasn't too scared just pulled
his nose in every time I tried to
photograph. Camera shy I guess.
This photo was taken near Baker's
Creek Station, not far from where I
began my forest walk. The background
ridge rises to the right, out of frame
and ends up at colambatti trig point.
Creek Station, not far from where I
began my forest walk. The background
ridge rises to the right, out of frame
and ends up at colambatti trig point.
| Rainforest walk photos |