A matching pair of Indian Myna's feeding on the "Heath" Banksia ericifolia

For more on Banksia ericifolia, see: http://www.waratahsoftware.com.au/wp_flora_banksia_heath.html

The slope the Busaco Road trail transects is very wet at the moment

15-06-12-06 - Acacia linifolia is in second-flower now

Acacia linifolia
Flax-leafed wattle 
Family: Mimosaceae
Acacia linifolia is a graceful shrub up to 2m, with soft, fine foliage along slightly weeping branches.
The flower heads are cream, forming dense clusters at the ends of branches.
Acacia linifolia grows abundantly on disturbed ground, and in the park it can be often seen along the roadsides.
Flowering time is normally from December to April. However, it often has a second flowering season in Winter.


Source: http://www.friendsoflanecovenationalpark.org.au/Flowering/Flowers/Acacia_linifolia.htm

15-06-12-05 - Tree removal service - Slow but free !

15-06-12-04 - The Great North Walk - This way !

15-06-12-03 - Maximum flow at the weir !

15-06-12-02 - Chance of fire - MINIMAL - Chance of weed invasion - MAXIMUM

15-06-12-01 - Lane Cove National Park - Terrys Creek Walking Track 0.55km

10-06-12-07 - Sydney Bluegums and a lone fern strangled by weeds

10-06-12-08 - Fresh Fox hole in bank right of centre

10-06-12-05 - Them big trees

10-06-12-04 - River sands

10-06-12-03 - Which is left and what is right?

10-06-12-02 - Bush vista for a cave man

10-06-12-01 - The Entrance

08-06-12-10 - Possum meets daylight

08-06-12-08 - Right at the rehab

08-06-12-07 - Biodiversity

08-06-12-06 - Seedling on the cave rock

08-06-12-05 - Downstream