“The elusive Pandani Bushwalkers, on the Mount Wellington Plateau.”

(c) Andrew Calder

Popularity: 21% [?]

(c) Andrew Calder

This latest leaf is also the last photo from the walk. Wonder what will be next…….

Popularity: 22% [?]

(c) Andrew Calder

This is the last of the lichen shots Andy sent me from his last walk. Best he gets his walking boots back on and gathers some more;>)

Popularity: 22% [?]

“Rosie, the Pandani Bushwalking Club botanist, told me about the lichen flower. In the bowl shaped thing of the flower are the spores. When a rain drop lands in the bowl the spores get shot out all over the place; that’s the way it’s designed. I’m sure she explained it more intelligently than that, and that she(Rosie) would probably wince at my interpretaion.”

Popularity: 16% [?]

“That one was was next to water trickling off a rock into a little water hole.”

(c) Andrew Calder

Popularity: 19% [?]

“Another walk with the Pandani Bushwalking Club. This is the flower of some lichen. I found it while we were looking for little bits of coloured tape on trees to guide us through the bush to a mountain. Sun 15th June, 2008.”

(c) Andrew Calder

Popularity: 13% [?]

“I went for a walk on Sunday (18 May 08) with the Pandani Bushwalking Club. I found these mushies in the Myrtle forest area, only about 20km from Hobart. It was an exercise in speed photography because I didn’t want the club members to worry about me and wait down the track. I ended up carrying the camera mounted on the tripod for most of the walk to save time.”

(c) Andrew Calder

Popularity: 19% [?]

“26th April 2008, Mt Wellington Plateau on a walk with the Pandani Bushwalking Club.”

(c) Andrew Calder

Popularity: 15% [?]