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Minimal damage in Thirlmere Lakes blue gums following low intensity back burn.
Epicormic growth following fire in Blue Gum Creek
Lignotuber growth from tiny eucalypt following wildfire on Buxton Plateau above Blue Gum Creek
Lignotuber growth from larger eucalypt following wildfire on Buxton Plateau above Blue Gum Creek
Blue Gum ford which was shifted by floods is now in use.
Buxton Plateau after wild fire
Little River from Ladies Waist after fires. Patchy canopy damage.
Hanging rock overhang between Blue Gum Creek and Buxton Plateau
New fire trail to Rosies Pass buldozed during spot fire.
The red colouration is caused by the fire retardant dropped by the water bomber
New fire trail gives access to new lookouts.
Robert taking photograph of goanna near burnt out scrub.
Inspecting koala scratches
Koala scratches detail
Koala scratches detail
New viewpoint to Bargo River
New viewpoint to Bargo River
Cache of tools and supplies at Rosies Pass
Bannister construction at Rosies Pass
Chain installed
Bridging track chainsawing
Bridging track Tree across track to be cleared
Bridging track- Repainting direction arrows
Bridging track-Protection for endangered plant Persoonia bargoensis
The plant died a few years after this photo was taken but hopefully it had a couple of seasons of flowering and setting seed.
Bridging track-Restored section of track
Bridging track-Tangle of trees and branches to be cleared
Bridging track- Well equipped for the job at hand
Bridging track- Wombat poo on rock shortly after the fire went through
