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26 Sep 2025: Whipstick - Kamarooka
Photos:
Derrick BROWN, , Rob JUNG
Breaking camp
Patterns in a soft rock
As well as wattles we saw other flowering...
Hibbertia sp.
Baeckea sp.Heath myrtle, Micromyrtus ciliata
Heath myrtle, Micromyrtus ciliata
Stackhousia sp.
It looks like an Eremophila but it isn’t. ...
Bulbine lily, Bulbium bulbosa
Yam Daisy, Microseris sp. were an important...
We saw orchids especially Pink fingers,...
…and Waxlip orchids, Glossodia major
In one small area we found Vanilla or Rabbit...
