Additional pictures from visit in March 2005
Petrus examining some of the revegetated areas
Coastal Morning glory Ipomoea cairica
Found mainly in the gully near the north landing
Petrus examining an unintented introduction found
in the revegetated area on the W side of South Island
Views across revegetated areas to the W of the Light Station
Mown and concreted pathway.
This is a stop off point for day visitors heading up to the Light Station.
Note the rampant Kikuyu grass
The old gardens on the NW side of South island.
Kikuyu grass has been treated with herbicide in the central distance
but is still rampant and smothering the Spike-headed Mass-rush in this area
Flowering Scarlet Runner Kennedia rubicunda
Coast Rosemary Westringia fruticosa
View towards the Light Station from N of the area once used for chicken yards
The quaried rock near the Light Station
Modern communications and the Light Tower
East terraces of the station quarters
View from above cliff top on NE side of North Island
Lichen on rocks SE side of South Island
SE side south island with wide baslt dyke
Track to South end and Charles Sturty University
experimental revegetation plot surrounded
by Coast Banksia Banksia integrifolia
View towards Domederry mountain from a gully just S of South Landing
A Spleenwort considered a hybrid Asplenium obtusatum x A. australasicum
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