Un-named sculpture on McTaggart track - Gammon Ranges
Weetootla Springs campsite
Gleeson Well – Early 1900’s
Mistletoe in bloom and uncommon yellow bloom
After three days rain!
Little Wattle bird – no wattle Shingle-back or pine-cone lizard
Yellow footed rock wallaby – these pretty wallabies, once abundant, were almost hunted to extinction for fur by European settlers. This wallaby was reduced to a mere 30 in the Gammon Ranges so their gene pool must be small.
They have now ‘bounced back’ after huge efforts to eradicate thousands of feral goats, and rabbits.
We came across feral male goats rutting and spotted the odd rabbit - still around unfortunately.
Velvet potato bush in bloom Uncommon Velvet potato bush with white bloom
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