South West Tasmanian World Heritage Wilderness

South West Tasmanian World Heritage Wilderness
The Naturalist in her habitat

Saturday, 25 April 2015

Snow Peppermint

Snow Peppermint  Eucalyptus coccifera by Heidi Krajewsky
On a recent hike up Mount King William I in the Central Highlands of Tasmania, my husband and I were engrossed in photographing the trunks of these Snow Peppermints.  The patterns and colours are beautiful and lead to abstract painting. 

I have only lived in Tasmania for two years and have tried hard to identify and learn all the different eucalypt species (there's at least 29).  I think that it will take lots of practice to keep them all straight without the aid of the "Eucaflip", a great ID guide for the genus.
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3 comments:

  1. Birdie25 April 2015 at 19:32

    Its great reminds me of the arbutus trees here.

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  2. Alison Watt26 April 2015 at 16:24

    yes, startling like Arbutus. Great to see your work Heide

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  3. HeidiKraj26 April 2015 at 17:23

    Thanks Roberta and Alison. A beautiful morphological connection to home.

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