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Ironbark

Eucalyptus tricarpa

Photo by talinphoenix
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Eucalyptus tricarpa

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Red ironbark

Eucalyptus tricarpa

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Mark Ridgway
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Mark Ridgway
Sorry wrong one... should be Red ironbark Eucalyptus tricarpa
Mark Ridgway
Hi talinphoenix... I know about bush because I drove past there just the other day. :-) What we do in this project is organism based so to make this spotting appropriate we need to determine a species... in the second shot I reckon they are Narrow-leaved red ironbark = Eucalyptus crebra so let's put that up to complete this spotting. Thanks.
talinphoenix
Hi Mark actually meant bush, which is what we say in Australia to mean forest. Yeah it did get burnt in Black Saturday. I took the two pictures on an organic farm. from talinphoenix
Mark Ridgway
Hi talinphoenix and welcome to Project Noah. Can you please tell us what bosh is? Although you say this was Sep 14 I'll bet Strathewen looked exactly like that today. Those poor gums still look burnt. Tell us more about bosh and maybe you could read the FAQ http://www.projectnoah.org/faq Hope you enjoy the website...
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PublishedOctober 14, 2013

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