Trees - Photos by Bob Trlin

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Bob Trlin > Scribbly Gum (Eucalyptus harmastoma)
I welcome you to buy this photo but please, please don't hang it upside-down :-)

Bob Trlin > Scribbly Gum-8
Burnt out and still growing strong

Bob Trlin > Scribbly Gum - Elephant's Feet

Bob Trlin > Acacia buxifolia

Bob Trlin > Sweetgum in autumn

Bob Trlin > Eucalyptus haemastoma (Scribbly Gum)
There appear to be three trees but it is in fact one. Scribbly gums often branch out at the base after fire. This has suffered many fires over the years and has spread to the extent that the path now runs directly through the tree. When coming through here with the kids, we used to refer to this as the tree house. Note the mauve Boronia ledifolia flowering around the tree. The orange patches in the bush are late flowering Banksia ericifolia.

Bob Trlin > A Eucalyptus intertexta (Gum Coolabah) at a rest stop 100km west of Cobar on the Barrier Highway Eucalyptus intertexta

Bob Trlin > A lone Prickly Wattle in the desert

Bob Trlin > Flowering tree

Bob Trlin > Angophora costata shedding bark in early summer

Bob Trlin > Eucalyptus piperita shedding bark

Scribbly Gum (Eucalyptus harmastoma)
I welcome you to buy this photo but please, please don't hang it upside-down :-)

Bob Trlin > Scribbly Gum (Eucalyptus harmastoma)
I welcome you to buy this photo but please, please don't hang it upside-down :-)

Scribbly Gum (Eucalyptus harmastoma)
I welcome you to buy this photo but please, please don't hang it upside-down :-)

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Keywords: trees eucalyptus scribbly gum australian native trees eucalyptus haemastoma

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