Category Archives: Exploring Australia native plants

Exploring Australia’s Native Plants Qld to WA Day 6

Posted on 24/09/2022 by Mt Gravatt Environment Group

Michael Fox Days 6 24 Aug 2022 Bimblebox Nature Reserve to Muttaburra 1,745km covered. Wednesday morning we leave Bimblebox headed for Jerico planning to follow the Lake Dunn Sculpture Trail. . . Not long on the road we strike a … Continue reading →

Posted in Exploring Australia native plants | Tagged Aramac, Calytrix microcoma Turkey Bush, Chrysocephalum apiculum - Yellow Buttons, Corymbia terminalis - Western Bloodwood, Grevillea pteridifolia Fern-leaf Grevillea, Lake Dunn Sculpture Trail, Muttaburrasaurus, Muttaburrasaurus Interpretation Centre, Ptilotus exaltatus Pink Mulla Mulla, Sesuvium portulacastrum - Portulaca | Leave a comment

Exploring Australia’s Native Plants Qld to WA

Posted on 14/09/2022 by Mt Gravatt Environment Group

Michael Fox Days 4-5 22-23 Aug 2022 Kerand to Bimblebox Nature Reserve 1,458km covered. . Bimblebox is a special place which for years has been under threat from Mr Black and Yellow’s (Clive Palmer) Waratah Coal who would like to … Continue reading →

Posted in Exploring Australia native plants | Tagged Alan Savory, Art Camp, Austracantha minax - Jewel Spider, Bimblebox Nature Reserve, Calotis cuneata Mountain Burr-daisy, Clive Palmer, Corymbia dallachiana Ghost Gum, Hakea lorea Bulloak, Pomatostomus temporalis Grey-crowned Babbler, Pterocaulon redolens Fruit Salad Bush, regenerative agriculture, Scaevola ramosissima Purple Fan-flower, Stylidium eglandulosum Wooly-stemmed Trigger Plant, Taeniopygia bichenovii Double-barred Finch, Waratah Coal | Leave a comment

Exploring Australia’s Native Plants Qld to WA

Posted on 23/08/2022 by Mt Gravatt Environment Group

Michael Fox Day 3 20 Aug 2022: Emerald to Kerand 1,361km covered Our objective today was to visit Crystal Creek State Forest which is in the heart of Glencore’s proposed Valeria coal mine. Sheena Gillman advised that limited independent survey … Continue reading →

Posted in Exploring Australia native plants | Tagged Belenois java - Caper White butterfly, Crystal Creek State Forest, Drummond Range, Eremophila maculata - Spotted Emu Bush, Evolulus alsinoides, Glencore, Kerand, Longtails Ptilotus polystachyus, Myall Wattle Acacia mevillii, Purple Fleabane Cyanthillium cinerem, Senecio bipinnatisectus, Valeria coal mine | Leave a comment

Exploring Australia’s Native Plants Qld to WA

Posted on 23/08/2022 by Mt Gravatt Environment Group

Michael Fox Day 2 19 Aug 2022: Theodore to Emerald 950km We stayed the night with a generous and interesting friend of Ann’s who grew up in Theodore. Ann (yes, another Ann … very confusing) was the driving force behind … Continue reading →