Do you visit your National Parks at all?I renewed my yearly National Parks Pass so I can continue to visit Western Australia's 102 National Parks. Best time to visit is after March as it can be incredibly hot during the summer and rather unpleasant in temperatures above 100 F.
I am going for a drive out woop-woop todayA place called Woottating Nature Reserve. An hour drive 80km/50 miles east of Perth. The reserve is in a Wandoo woodland with stands of open, widely spaced trees over a sparse understorey. One can eaisly drive through this type of woodland, though I... See More » (+1)
Typical SW Western Australia bushA short distance from Armadale, thick Marri/Jarrah bush. Not so thick that it is impenetrable, but thick enough to have to back track at times. The spiders I talk about, and avoid the web of are the Beautiful yellow and black Christmas Spider. (+2)
My trip to Pemberton afforded plenty of opportunities for photographs of tall trees.These trees are a mix of Jarrah, Marri and Karri trees. Jarrah grow to 50 metres - 160 feet, as do the Karri trees. Marri trees? 40 metres. (+9)
Time for some time out?Having a few days away from the city. Mandurah, south of Perth. Near the Serpentine/Murray Rivers Renting a Chalet and as soon as I went out the back door a local decided to come say hello. Ring Necked Parrot Time for a chit chat natter (+1)
