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Excursion to Lake Nichols, Mt Field National Park, May 2005 |
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Making our way along the old bridal track away from lake Fenton and towards the Lake Nichols walking track. |
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Snow berries, Gaultheria hispida, pink mountain-berries, Cyathodes sp. and purple Trochocarpa thymifolia. |
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Open seed capsules of Pittosporum bicolor, often known as tallow-wood or cheese-wood. |
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Lake Nichols, an old glacial lake under Mt Field East. |
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Anaspides tasmaniae found in Lake Nichols. |
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Photos: Geoff Fenton |