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The Tall Forest Level

Mt Field National Park
Tasmania Australia

Page 1

By Peter Andrews

January 15, 2009.

Fungai, along the Tall Trees Circuit track, Mt Field National Park.

Photo © Peter Andrews.

A forest that contains the tallest flowering plants on the planet, the Swamp Gum, along the Tall Trees Circuit track, Mt Field National Park.

Photo © Peter Andrews.

A tree fern along the Tall Trees Circuit track, Mt Field National Park.

Photo © Peter Andrews.

A tree fern along the Tall Trees Circuit track, Mt Field National Park. Photo copyright Peter Andrews.

A fallen Swamp Gum, along the Tall Trees Circuit track, Mt Field National Park.

Photo © Peter Andrews.

A fallen Swamp Gum, along the Tall Trees Circuit track, Mt Field National Park. Photo copyright Peter Andrews.

A forest that contains the tallest flowering plants on the planet, the Swamp Gum, along the Tall Trees Circuit track, Mt Field National Park.

Photo © Peter Andrews.

A forest that contains the tallest flowering plants on the planet, the Swamp Gum, along the Tall Trees Circuit track, Mt Field National Park. Photo copyright Peter Andrews.

A Tasmanian Pademelon hiding in the undergrowth of the tall swamp gum forest. Photo copyright Peter Andrews.


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