The superbly camouflaged Mallee Military Dragon (Ctenophorus fordi) in the Lyndhurst sand dunes.
Mallee Military Dragon
Velvet Tobacco flowering: Lyndhurst
Velvet Tobacco (Nicotiana velutina) flowering near Lyndhurst in spring.
Koch’s Pigface: Lyndhurst
Koch’s Pigface (Gunniopsis kochii) is a compact succulent, indigenous to SA but near threatened in the Flinders Ranges. Flowering in early spring in sand near Lyndhurst.
Loose-flowered Rattlepod: Lyndhurst
Loose-flowered Rattlepod (Crotalaria eremaea) growing to about 1m in the sand dunes of Lyndhurst and flowering in the early spring.
Mallee Goodenia: Lyndhurst
Mallee Goodenia (Goodenia fascicularis) flowering in the sand dunes at Lyndhurst, early spring.
Sclerolaena Tatei fruiting
Sclerolaena tatei fruiting in sand near Lyndhurst in early spring.
Mamma clouds: Lyndhurst
Dramatic Mamma clouds forming over Lyndhurst Ochre Pit.
Caustic Bush
Native succulent Sarcostema viminale ssp astrale also known as Caustic Bush, Milk Bush, Caustic Plant, Lye Bush, Snake Plant, Pencil Caustic, Milk Vine, here seen at the Lyndhurst Ochre Pits.
Quartz outcrop
Quartz outcropping amongst colourful siltstones and claystones in the Lyndhurst area.
Ochre cliffs at Lyndhurst
