Blogs about: Gum Trees
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The magnificent River Red Gums
River Red Gum, Valley of the Winds Walk, Kata-Tjuta River Red Gums, or Eucalyptus Camaldulensis, are among our most ubiquitous of gum trees, but that doesn’t mean they’re a boring tree. As… more →
Whispering Gums
The magnificent River Red Gums
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whisperinggums wrote 1 week ago: River Red Gum, Valley of the Winds Walk, Kata-Tjuta River Red Gums, or Eucalyptus Camaldulensis, are … more →
On the literary road, in Gippsland
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whisperinggums wrote 2 weeks ago: The Gippsland area of Victoria is a particularly rich one in terms of Australia’s literary his … more →
Snow gums
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whisperinggums wrote 1 month ago: Give me a home among the gum trees (from song by W. Johnson and B. Brown) Every Australian should ha … more →
IT'S STILL SPRING TIME ... JUST !!
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mervfrench wrote 1 month ago: Spring is still springing but this weekend will test it as it is going to be pretty warm. Nice time … more →
Time for another gum
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whisperinggums wrote 2 months ago: Sydney Blue Gum on the Hastings River This is, I believe, a Sydney Blue Gum (Eucalyptus saligna) tho … more →
Here come some gums
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whisperinggums wrote 3 months ago: Actually, the terms “gum tree” and “eucalypt” are more complex than many of … more →
Heading east with the masterchefs!
a2b4c wrote 4 months ago: Well, the heavens opened up around 2am this morning and it has been wet and raining all day. I set o … more →
Iconic gum trees are dying: research
pdalbury wrote 6 months ago: [AAP] photo: AAP The iconic gum trees which dot Australia’s paddocks are dying. Millions of he … more →
a welcome diversion
urbandriftwood wrote 6 months ago: ok - now that I have all THAT off my chest have given you FAIR warning that you are reading the writ … more →
An invasive insect pest doesn't do high altitudes: Nyeko et al., 2009
pathdigger wrote 7 months ago: Journal: African Journal of Ecology Location: Uganda Blue Gum Chalcids are highly invasive gall-form … more →
Water Reflections After The Bushfires
Elizabeth Richardson wrote 9 months ago: To see more “AFTER THE BUSH FIRE” photographs, go to http://lifegames.com.au/after-the-b … more →
Australian bushfires raise questions over forest strategies
takecover08 wrote 9 months ago: Fire experts say inadequate fuel reduction strategies in Victoria’s forests may have contribut … more →
Manna in Golden Square
christopbrooks wrote 10 months ago: When I was in Bendigo on Thursday I found manna on the leaves of some of the ecucalypts in Golden Sq … more →
The Decortication Stomp
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gullybogan wrote 11 months ago: Dear Reader, You know how satisfying it is to pop those little bubbles on bubble-wrap, right? Why do … more →
two in every crowd...
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Tony Middleton wrote 1 year ago: As a follow on from my previous post I thought that I would add another composition along the same t … more →
LittlePebble's Blog
nbcslearn wrote 1 year ago: This is a beautiful image of a cluster of gum trees that, as you can see are not just straight up an … more →
Entrance To Wilsons Promontory National Park
Elizabeth Richardson wrote 1 year ago: Last week, the Leongatha Star interviewed me for a photographic feature in their newspaper. When ask … more →
More trees - in colour or colour-manipulated
Looking out my back window
zenuria wrote 1 year ago: I sit at my computer in my study. This room overlooks the back garden. Sitting here I can see the na … more →
