John et al.
it looks like a long-leaved box, and if there are Candlebarks
there too, it would be Apple Box, as Jenny has suggested. Nancy
Burbidge described Eucalyptus bridgesiana as the long-leaved box
of drainage lines and gullies in the ACT.
Isobel.
On 25/11/18 at 1:56 PM,
(calyptorhynchus) wrote:
>I was at Kelly Lane this morning, admiring the magnificent eucalyptus
>(though the birds were a bit few and far between). Could someone tell me
>what species they are (most of those along the road and in the paddocks
>look to be the same sp), photo attached.
>
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