Nature Diary

By Tanya Loos
September 12 2017 - 6:00pm
REMARKABLE: A dwarf silver wattle, Acacia nanodealbata, one of the rarer plants found in the Wombat Forest. Picture: Russell Best
REMARKABLE: A dwarf silver wattle, Acacia nanodealbata, one of the rarer plants found in the Wombat Forest. Picture: Russell Best

One September a few years ago, I was walking in the bush and was treated to a lovely spectacle – a slow, sunshine drenched fall of snow among the flowering wattles.

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