My foray into the Wandoo National Park. (Woop-Woop)

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Wandoo National Park. Perth Western Australia​

A 44,000 hectare park with the Wandoo Eucalypt tree prevails.
139 bird species have been recorded. Western Grey Kangaroos, Western Brush Wallabies and the common Wallaroo reside here. Western Pygmy Possums, Echidnas, Brush Tailed Possum.
7 species of Gecko, Black Headed Monitors, Gould’s Hooded Snake and Southern Shovel Nose Snake, Shingle Back Lizard, Scaly foot legless lizard(an oxymoron?), Snake Necked Turtles, Western Carpet Pythons can be found here.
With 776 plant varieties.A peaceful place to visit.

A short video

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I can detect the aroma of those trees from here! Hawai’s farms them and California has a love-hate relationship with them. Regardless, it looks like you have found a fine way to spend a day!

Whopee…or woop–woop, as the case may be! :smile:

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Looks lovely. I guess it’s coming up to your Spring / Summer season.

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Yes, we are a month and a half into Spring.

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Nice! what is your spring like? I’m guessing you don’t grow daffodils and tulips, but something more exotic?