Russell and Lady Baron Falls
These two falls are two of Tasmania's most treasured places. The falls can be reached by a very easy track that suits both young and old.
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On the way to Russell Falls
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The tall swamp gums are the tallest trees in Australia and common to this area of Mount Field National Park.
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Trunk of a tall swamp gum, see the green moss around the body.
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We sighted and took a picture of a little pink belly robin - apparently it is a very rare bird.
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On the way to Barron Falls, not too far from Russell Falls.
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Lady Barron Falls.
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Lupins are considered to be weeds here and found along the roads, specially the yellow ones.
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The fox gloves are also common and found at most national parks. I am sure they are not native to Tasmania.
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