



The South Australian iNaturalists Collection Project
Data used for this post taken on the 10th of January It excludes any observations and identifications from December that were uploaded after this date
The South Australian iNaturalists Collection Project
Data used for this post taken on the 10th of January It excludes any observations and identifications from December that were uploaded after this date
The South Australian iNaturalists Collection Project
Data used for this post taken on the 10th of December. It excludes any observations and identifications from November that were uploaded after this date
The weather beginning to look rather questionable, we took an opportunity to see what we could find down one of the tracks in Sturt Gorge Recreation Park. Starting on York Drive, we followed Witowirra Track onto Marri Track. The original plan was to check out Marriyerli Track, but today our sense of direction was lacking.
Continue readingTypical of early Spring, the sun shines during the week and it rains on the weekends just when I’m available to get outdoors. This Sunday wasn’t too bad though, light drizzle at most. Still, overcast and tough conditions for getting good photos. Also cool, keeping the Insects grounded.
I took to Scott Creek Conservation Park to wander a section I’ve not visited before. Starting at the staging area along Frith Road I hopped the fence and followed the rough vehicle track west until opposite Thornley Road, then headed north, down the hill along the edge of the scrub.
Continue readingAfter somewhat of a Winter hiatus, I’ve returned to regular biodiversity hiking now the weather is improving. A good place to start was a short loop around a section of Hardy’s Scrub in the Onkaparinga River National Park. Following Old Quarry Track for approx. 150m, I took a left turn and followed a narrow track that ran through the scrub, down to Blewitt Springs Road, then back up to Old Quarry Track.
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