Muogamarra (pronounced Moo-o-ga-marra)

"....is a nature reserve New South Wales (Australia), on the northern edge of Sydney.  It is closed to the public for most of the year, but opens for 6 weekends each year in spring, when there are prolific displays of wildflowers.
  The vegetation is mainly dry sclerophyll forest, dry sclerophyll shrubs on rocky areas, and mangroves along the river.
There are many Aboriginal sites in Muogamarra, especially rock art carvings and grinding stones." (allikas: Wikipedia) Laisa inimese abivahend! :-)


Vot selles Muogamarra loodusreservis sai k2idud m6ni aeg tagasi. Pean ausalt tunnistama, et mul v6ttis ikka tykk aega, et see koha nimi korralikult v2lja oelda, aga no mis sellest? Ja nagu paljud muud koha nimed Austraalias, tuleb sellegi koha nimi aborigeenide keelest ja peaks t2hendama  " hoia tulevastele p6lvedele"      ( "preserve for the future"). Selle nime pani loodusreservile yks kohalik aktivist (J.D. Tipper, an early conservationist) kusagil 1930ndatel, et seda v22rtusliku taimede mitmekesisust hoida. Mingitel andemetel kasvab seal yle 900 erineva taimeliigi.
Igaljuhul on see v2ga ilus ja positiivse auraga koht Sydneyst umbes 50-60 km p6hjas. Sai seal siis Paweliga terve p2eva matkatud.


 Minu taga on Hawkesbury j6gi (is one of the major rivers of the coastal region of New South Wales, Australia. The Hawkesbury River and its tributaries virtually encircle the metropolitan region of Sydney.(wikipedia):

Selle pildi nimi on "tahaks lennata" :-)

Selle pildi nimi on aga "konn kivil":-)

 "sisalik jahtumas" :-)

"lilleke lillas rohus"

 See lilla lilleke on tegelikult Boronia ledifolia.

kes pole Pawelit ammu n2inud? :-)

"akut laadimas"

  
Taimed:

imep2rane Banksia ericifolia:

J2rgmine imep2rane taimeke Lambertia formosa:

 Grevillea buxifolia:

Acacia oxycedrus:

Bossiaea scolopendria:

Taimeilu siin yhes6naga j2tkub! :-) (k6ik pildid on ise tehtud, va see kus mina pildil olen, obviously!) :-)