After a bush fire there's always a clean up time and you need to be aware of the new growth popping through the ground, it's good to stay as close to any track there is and that way you will not be treading where the new little plants are coming through, although the Little Pink Fairy below was growing on the side of the track and I spotted it as I was walking along.
The bush does a remarkable job of revegetating after a summer bush fire; some take longer that others, but here's some of the treasures that are showing off now.
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| Little Pink Fairy Orchid |
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| Red Beak Orchid |
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| Bit rough in some parts |
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| Growing on moss - Red Bladderwort |
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| Milkweed |
These burned trunks already have new growth
Always a fascinating journey to go to the burn area over a period of time and see the different flora that's popping up.
Sometimes you see things that you've never seen in the area before, like the Leek Orchids and Red Beak Orchids here, they generally need a fire to flower, and you rarely see them the following year. .







