Comment: Spring Gully Conservation Park - Wildflowers October 2011

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Spring Gully Conservation Park - Wildflowers October 2011

The now 398 ha Conservation Park was first gazetted as a Wildlife Reserve in 1962. The original Reserve was only just fifteen acres in size and over time the Wildlife Reserve was extended to

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Hi Stephen
You have excelled yourself again - what a wonderful display you have captured, wish we had been there with you.
At least I can now name some more of the plants I have photographed in Belair NP recently. I hope to post them soon.
By the way, for my information and for others, have you had a chance to review the new "Mangroves To Mallee" vegetation guide book yet?????

Cheers Dalb

Cheers, Dalb

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Reply By: Member - Stephen L (Clare SA) - Wednesday, Mar 04, 2015 at 01:08

Wednesday, Mar 04, 2015 at 01:08

Hi Dalb

Thanks for that and I had great enjoyment heading out and taking the photos. I would have thought without being an expert that Belair and Spring Gully would have very similar vegetation and flowers, with the only real exception of the Red Stringy Barks. Yes I did buy that book and it helped me greatly. I am very glad that I was made aware of it and it will be of great assistance when we head over to KI at the end of the week.

If you have the chance and would like to add to your library, then this book would be a must have for use around much of South Australia.

Cheers

Stephen