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Photos of flora and fauna recovery after the Black Saturday Bushfires, Victoria Australia, February 2009

Showing posts with label November 2010. Show all posts

Saturday, November 27, 2010

Onion Orchid

Microtis spp.
Kinglake West, 27 November 2010

Posted by Notechis at 9:31 PM No comments:

Labels: Black Saturday, kinglake west, November 2010, Orchid, Orchidaceae, recovery, regeneration

Daisy-bush

Olearia spp.

Kinglake West, 27 November 2010

Posted by Notechis at 9:14 PM No comments:

Labels: asteraceae, Black Saturday, daisy-bush, November 2010, olearia, regeneration

Daisy-bush

Olearia spp.
Kinglake West, 27 November 2010

Posted by Notechis at 9:09 PM No comments:

Labels: asteraceae, Black Saturday, kinglake west, November 2010, olearia, regeneration, white flowers

Daisy-bush

Olearia spp.
Kinglake West, 27 November 2010

Posted by Notechis at 9:03 PM No comments:

Labels: asteraceae, kinglake west, November 2010, olearia, white flowers

Moth Daisy-bush

Olearia erubescens
Kinglake West, 27 November 2010

Posted by Notechis at 8:56 PM No comments:

Labels: asteraceae, bushfire, daisy-bush, kinglake west, November 2010, olearia, regeneration, regrowth, white flowers

Monday, November 22, 2010

Mt Disappointment State Forest

Mt Disappointment State Forest, 19 November 2010

Posted by Notechis at 9:59 PM No comments:

Labels: Black Saturday, landscape, Mt Disappointment, November 2010, regeneration

Yam Daisy

Microseris sp.3
Mt Disappointment State Forest, 19 November 2010

Posted by Notechis at 9:55 PM No comments:

Labels: asteraceae, Microseris, Mt Disappointment, November 2010, recovery, regeneration, whittlesea

Cicada

invertebrate fauna recovery after bushfire. Mt Disapointment regrowth after Black Saturday

Whittlesea, 19 November 2010

Posted by Notechis at 9:48 PM No comments:

Labels: cicada, fauna, insect, invertebrate, November 2010, recovery, regeneration, whittlesea

Sticky Everlasting

Xerochrysum viscosum
Whittlesea, 19 November 2010

Posted by Notechis at 9:43 PM No comments:

Labels: asteraceae, bracteantha, bushfire, flora, November 2010, recovery, regeneration, whittlesea, xerochrysum viscosum, Yellow Flowers

Dragonflies

Whittlesea, 20 November 2010

Posted by Notechis at 9:36 PM No comments:

Labels: dragonfly, fauna, invertebrate, November 2010, recovery, white flowers

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Grey Parrot-pea

Dillwynia cinerascens
Humevale, 16 November 2010

Posted by Notechis at 10:43 PM No comments:

Labels: bushfire, dillwynia, Fabaceae, Humevale, November 2010, orange flowers, pea flowers

Many-flowered Mat-rush

Lomandra multiflora
Humevale, 16 November 2010

Posted by Notechis at 10:26 PM No comments:

Labels: Black Saturday, Humevale, Lomandra, November 2010, regeneration, regrowth, Xanthorrhoeacae

Friday, November 5, 2010

Rice Flower

White Pimelea flowers following bushfire. Kinglake West Victoria

Pimelea recovery after fire. Flora recovery in Kinglake West following Black Saturday

Pimelea linifolia
Kinglake West, 3 November 2010

Posted by Notechis at 9:41 PM No comments:

Labels: bushfire, kinglake west, November 2010, pimelea, regeneration, regrowth, Thymelaeaceae, white flowers

Thursday, November 4, 2010

Kangaroo Apple

Solanum aviculare regrowing in Kinglake West after Black Saturday bushfire. Solanaceae recovery after fire.

Solanum aviculare
Kinglake West, 3 November 2010

Posted by Notechis at 8:37 PM No comments:

Labels: Black Saturday, bushfire, kinglake west, November 2010, purple flowers, recovery, regeneration, regrowth, Solanaceae, Solanum

Pink Bells

Tetratheca ciliata

Humevale, 3 November 2010

Posted by Notechis at 8:28 PM No comments:

Labels: Black Saturday, bushfire, Humevale, November 2010, pink flowers, recovery, regeneration, regrowth, Tetratheca, Tremandraceae

Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Snowy Daisy Bush

asteraceae regrowth after fire. Olearia plants regrow after Black Saturday

Olearia lirata
Humevale, 03 November 2010

Posted by Notechis at 11:59 PM No comments:

Labels: asteraceae, Black Saturday, bushfire, daisy-bush, Humevale, November 2010, olearia, regeneration, regrowth, white flowers

Broom Spurge

Ampera xiphoclada
Kinglake West, 3 November 2010

Posted by Notechis at 11:41 PM No comments:

Labels: Amperea, Black Saturday, bushfire, Euphorbiaceae, kinglake west, November 2010, regeneration, regrowth

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Notechis: This blog is a simple collection of photos from the area affected by the Black Saturday bushfire 2009. The aim is to document how the natural environment is recovering and the diversity of species that are re-appearing. Please leave a comment if you find errors with identification or can put a name to some of the photos I haven't been able to identify. Photos are taken using a compact camera and often with very little time so they may not always be perfectly in focus but I have included them in the hope that someone may be able to help with an ID.

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