These images were taken on May 15 2005 in the Bunyip State Park, 70 km east of Melbourne.
They show scenes in the unique Button-grass Nature Trail, a superb 3 km interpretative walk in the south of the Park, and views of the Black Snake Range, which is the dominant feature of the region.
Button-grass is found only in Wet Heathland areas, such as here.
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Black Snake Range
Button-grass Track
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Black Snake Range
Coral ferns alongside the Button-grass Track
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Black Snake Range
Acacia
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Black Snake Range
Banksias, Button-grass Track
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Black Snake Range
Acacias, Button-grass Track
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Black Snake Range
Spike Wattle - Buttt pon-grass Track
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Black Snake Range
Buttton-grass Track
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Black Snake Range
Buttton-grass Track - thick flora
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Black Snake Range
Buttton-grass Track - changing vegetation
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Black Snake Range
Looking towards Black Snake Range, from Buttton-grass Track
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Black Snake Range
Black Snake Range, from Button-grass Track
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Black Snake Range
Buttton-grass Track - junction at the half-wav point
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Black Snake Range
Downhill, Button-grass Track
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Black Snake Range
Sweet Wattle - Button-grass Track
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Black Snake Range
Black Snake Range, from Button-grass Track
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Black Snake Range
Buttton-grass Track - boardwalk over wet heathland
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Black Snake Range
Button-grass Track - Banksias
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Black Snake Range
Button-grass Track, winding down, Black Snake Range in distance
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Black Snake Range
Button-grass Track - this is Button-grass!
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Black Snake Range
Button-grass Track, Butt on Grass
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Black Snake Range
Button Grass adjacent to the boardwalk
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Black Snake Range
The end of the Button-grass Track
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Black Snake Range
The Dam, fed by Button-grass Creek
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Black Snake Range
Dam, Button-grass Creek
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Black Snake Range
Dam, again
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