Foray to Walpole-Nornalup National Park 
by Katrina Syme

photo by Dorothy Beebee (USA)
Light Eucalyptus

photo by Dorothy Beebee (USA)
E. jacksonii (Red Tingle – the great big-girthed ones)

Into the splendid old growth forests of Walpole-Nornalup National Park –we viewed 3 species of Tingle trees:

• Eucalyptus guilfoylei (Yellow Tingle) 

• E. jacksonii (Red Tingle – the great big-girthed ones) 

• E. brevistylis (Rate's Tingle - rare, only 3 in the entire park, I think.)

There were also Karri (E. diversicolor (the pale barked one) and another, more common species of eucalypt called Marri (Corymbia calophylla), which has just been placed into a new genus).  

The corky-barked trees with 'needles' were Allocasuarina decussata.

photo by Bobi  Ward (Green Skills)
Kåre Rorhus (Norway), Gry Rorhus (Norway), Megan Romberg (USA), Anna-Elise Torkelsen (Norway), Preben Graae Sørensen (Denmark) & Susan Hopkins, (USA)"

photo by Bobi  Ward (Green Skills)
Eleanor McKeown and friends in the “Grandfather Red Tingle” tree (Eucalyptus jacksonii ) 

photo by Bobi  Ward (Green Skills)
Lillemor happy to find Anthracophyllum archeri
  

photo by Bobi  Ward (Green Skills)
Cortinarius rotundisporus growing under eucalyptus

photo by Kirsti Palmén, (FINLAND)
"Symposium group on Foray"
(L. to R.)   Frank Caddell, (Scotland) Susann Sundquist (Finland), Susan Seaman (Australia), Su Grierson, (Scotland), Trine Parmer (Norway), Janette McKeown (Scotland), Dorothy Beebee, (USA), Liza Johansson (Sweden), Brian Mounter (UK), Hans Marklund (Sweden), Jacky Lowry (Australia), Kåre Rorhus (Norway) & Carol Lee (USA)

photo by Kirsti Palmén, (FINLAND)
"Trine Parmer (Norway) holding stick with ???? while on Foray"

photo by Dorothy Beebee (USA)

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