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high & fallen & TTTs + rings after June 2026
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coolamon down HP
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down & up TB
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fallen steel axe scar TB
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fallen slot Bottle Camp
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down & out CB
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down one HP
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fallen Mooroo
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look up there
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the window
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sleeping it off HP
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deliberate deep gouges TB
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high skinny scar W
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high scar or branch tear
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high up branch scar Preist
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Kit'n'scar
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long fallen scar Stud
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old campfire scar in Nardoo
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big fallen one & coolamon TB
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not a natural death TB
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ruby & down 1
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fallen sandhill scar TB
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fallen 1 SP
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branch tear probably
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very high up scar SP
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fallen Coolie Merrywinebah
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high galah scar F1
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love at first sight W
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high up scar 2 MW
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high up shallow coolie MW
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down & out Warrambool
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high up scars TB
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recently fallen scar Keero
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old resource tree K
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fallen coolamon with wood borers P
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v.old fallen coolamon M
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fallen coolamon Kraka
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v.high v.old branch tear scar
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fallen standard type N
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RT v.old v.high coolamon
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RT long thin fallen one
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RT fallen standard
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RT recently fallen scartree
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RT big fallen scartree
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RT thin tubular scar
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down & out F1
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fallen fella Keero
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high up coolie - Keero
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down & out Wallangilla
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strange high up scars ? Keero
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big fallen fellow in TB
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high up coolie & epicorms
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cracked & fallen Brigalow
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grounded one telinebone
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scar on scar on ground N
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huge two part fallen scar WB
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high tear or galah scar WB
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fallen standard type WB
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coolamon down WB
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old possum skin stretcher M
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old fallen eroded faced coolamon
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branch tear scar probably M
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fallen fire scarred 1 Myall
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coolamon down
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double down Keero
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big fallen fella Moorie
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fallen coolie not sure where
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big scar down in Ration
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lovely fallen scar in Ration
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high resource doubles
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V.old high coolamon Kraka
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the deceased...BonBon
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old underbranch fireplace scar K
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fallen shallow coolamon possibly? K
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resource extract. V.high
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doubles down Brigalow
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coolamon down WB
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V.old high up coolie WB
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big fallen fireplace scar Warrambool
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resource extract axcut scar
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dead coolamon tree WB
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deep fallen scar WB
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fallen shallow coolie
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big old fire scar down Wallangilla
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fallen standard type WG
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fallen coolamon P
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long high up scar unknown BC
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high up cultural scarring WB
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high up multiscarring WB
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fallen fireplace fella Warrambool
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big old fallen scar Preist
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very nice high coolamon P
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high axcut coolie close K
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big fallen scar in Kraka
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high old coolamon or branch tear P
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fallen standard type WG
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fallen fence line casualty P
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high hard to cut full faced scar
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2 fully scarred faces... fallen
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lovely falling fella Preist
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praying mantis close up WG
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sunken fallen coolie M
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fallen midtree galah scar moonal
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the no. 9 iron scar Preist
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high coolamon in Antigar
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what a shame fallen scar
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high coolie or branch tear
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broken hearted in Bimber
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fallen standard scar HP
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down & out coolamon HP
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coolamon down HP
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high branch 3/4 scar HP
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big fallen fella HP
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unusual fallen fella TB
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fallen teardrop coolie TB
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lower double down scar TB
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upper double down scar
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fallen branch coolie P
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big fallen scar R
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tubular fallen standard R
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half up half down Ration
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BR fallen coolie
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scartree hunting in WB
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fallen old coolamon WB
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high up facing coolamon WB
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high up coolamon G
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high fallen coolie C
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big fallen fella Cumbul
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high halloween type scar
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down & out Bottle camp
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high canoe scar Moonal
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old fireplace scarring
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old fallen scartree Kraka
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collateral damage
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outlandish high 3/4 scar W
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possum tree down Kraka
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high fire scars I think ? K
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shallow high up coolie C
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long high strip scar M
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high thin branch strip M
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high teardrop coolie M
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high coolamon in Priest
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fallen branch tear scar I think
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falling fireplace scarring
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V.tall campfire scar Keero
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broken scartree Cumbul
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axcut scars close up TB
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fallen coolamon Goorie
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old carved coolamon Goorie
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another 1 bites the dust B
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coolamon down Brigalow
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high shallow gular scarring
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down & out Telinebone
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fallen standard shape scar
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fallen scar in dust haze T
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big scar down Telinebone
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small fallen coolamon
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fallen campfire scar TB
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old fallen fella in Preist
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big fella down in Cumbul
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RT fallen firescar
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RT standard down
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BR fallen riverbank scar
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fallen coolamon Brigalow
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special high sharp cuts G
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high carved scar revisited
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banana scar falling out W
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high axcut scar Goorie
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FW boat scar on bank
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fallen coolamon 1 WG
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fallen coolamon 2 WG
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small fallen axcut coolamon G
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CS fallen campfire tree
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CS fallen coolamon
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fallen sunken coolamon
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NB scartree carcase
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NB coolamon down
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NB big fallen scar
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NB high coolamon
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NB fallen scar & crazy dog
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NB out for the count
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NB scartree down
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NB another fallen one
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high old broken scar TB
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very high coolamon TB
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high scar & whitewood TB
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fallen fireplace TB
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fallen coolamon Goorie
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RIP double sided full faced
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GY high coolie natural ?
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GY coolamon down
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GY fallen axcut scar
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GY fallen fireplace scar
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A very high coolamon
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A high cultural signage
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fallen standard one N
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fallen skinny coolie Nardoo
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high coolabah coolamon M
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old fallen coolamon
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high coolie Merrywinebah
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perfect fallen coolamon
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old coolamon down WG
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fallen campfire coolamon tree
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high branch tear I think K
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coolamon down Kraka
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fallen coolamon Nardoo ?
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very high axcut coolamons
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high up coolamon Kraka
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RT hollow coolie down
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RT coolie + axtrax down
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wolf face fallen scar Avon
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A fallen coolamon
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A high axcut coolamon
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oldest coolabah coolamon
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A old fallen coolamon
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G high axtrax sth veiw
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G fallen coolamon
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face fallen high standard scar C
Cumbul coolamon CB
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G high grub searching?
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G old high coolamon
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Tony cutting whitewood biscuits to be aged at UNSW - still waiting 2 years later
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G high gular coolamon?
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RT fallen coolabah scar
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RT perfect high coolamon
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G fallen multiscarred tree
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BH fallen giant ...
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BH big fallen scartree
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very high fireplace burn CB
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BH shallow fallen scartree
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BH huge broken fella
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BH large 3/4 fallen scar
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G fallen campfire coolie
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G high axcut scars
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where the batteries go ..
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G fallen coolamon country
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G dirt eating multi scarred tree
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big fallen scar & coolie WB
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big scar down Priest
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giant scar down Priest
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long dead coolamon tree
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big fallen scar v.old G
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RT old fallen scartree
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RT resource extraction high up
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old fallen fella in Priest
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FW fallen & burnt
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high old coolamon & saltbush
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Fallen scartree revisit - Warrambool
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fallen big shallow scar S
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CS collapsing coolabah coolamon tree
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T long fallen shelter scar
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L strange long split coolabah with regrowth
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high stone axe cut resource hole
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L unknown high scarring - borers?
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RT high coolamon
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KW fallen womera scar
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fallen coolamon Wallangilla
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scartree used for firewood Cumborah
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high horizontal branch coolamon Stud
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fallen debarked box bough
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BH Allan on fallen coolamon tree
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BH big fallen scar
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BH big fallen campfire scar
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MR very long fallen scar
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big fallen face scar & Cubby
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big fallen fella in Telinebone
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one up one down Telinebone
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faceless fallen fella in Cumbul
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high scar amidst the wilga TB
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down & out in Cumbul
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high scar with axcut burls on scar's edge
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this fallen tree has been down a long long time
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high coolamon i think
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high shallow coolamon
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fallen coolabah scar
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long strip scar on fallen branch
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very high scar unknown origin
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high coolabah underside campfire burn from long ago
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high skinny coolamon
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fallen coolamon Stud swamp
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fallen scarred tree at culvert camp Telinebone
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nice fallen coolamon in Wallangilla
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long fallen scar in Avon
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fallen or pushed? Horizontal box with 2 upright shoots Tb
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fallen axe cut scar with unknown peripheral cuts TB
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falling bimble box scarface Culvert camp TB
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falling boxtree scarface in profile TB
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falling scarface front on view Culvert camp TB
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fallen scarface in Warrambool
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the faces of many old scars fall out over time
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big fella down Telinebone sandhills
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old fallen scar at Cuddie
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long fella down on Tungra
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... and another one bites the dust ...
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fallen fella on the paleo river Tungra
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fallen scar with axe burls T
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long fella down on Tungra
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old fallen scar T
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R.I.P - hollow boxtrees serve as shelter when they are down as well
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coolamon down in Tungra
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multiple scars on fallen coolabah branch
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this fallen scar tree is hosting small plants already
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old fallen scar T5
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fallen coolamon tree
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R.I.P
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Kirsten took this photo of me & Matthew Taylor at the 'Double down'
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fallen faceless coolamon
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down for the count
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this scartree has been down awhile
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this big scar has been down awhile
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more recently fallen big scar
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scorching on that fallen scar - firestick left leaning there?
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this long dead scartree has been held up by a neighbour
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this old eucalypt has fallen long ago leaving a wooden ring at the base
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fallen standard type scar with axe cut add on
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big box scar down in Cumbul
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high double scars at warrambool camp
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not sure if this dead tree was placed in the fork or fell in there?
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looks suss from this angle - dont eucalypts ever rot away?
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cultivation casualty
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this 'treasure' I call the chessboard. Now its check mate
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and another one bites the dust ...
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fallen faceless coolamon
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big reclining scartree - still hanging in there I think
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this coolamon is on the opposite side of this tree
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This embattled coolabah on Avon looks a lot like a redgum?
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It has been highly culturally modified & has survived a ringbarking attempt as well
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the cultural burn scar is so high up I had to climb on the buggy to photograph it
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2 trees down - probably coolabah & supplejack - entwined in death
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natural tear scar above, coolamon below on a big fallen coolabah
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very high scar with add on
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this scar has been down a long long time ...
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as has this old bimblebox scar on the Barwon floodplain
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fallen pine tree still living its best life ...
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this fallen scar has a strange bulbous donut type top?
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And another one bites the dust ...
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Blackbox coolamon down on the Mungeroo
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very old dead coolamon tree BBB rd camp
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another fallen scar tree at the BBB rd X Marra ck. paleochannel camp
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high scar with twist BBB rd X Marra ck Paleochannel camp
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fallen faceless fella
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fallen faceless fella - cant remember where
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interesting high shallow scar - who dunnit? Galahs or humans?
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deep coolamon tree fallen over awhile ago
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unusual pointy ended fallen scar TCS
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fallen scartree in the TCS
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not fallen but blown apart by lightning with shards smashing nearby tree
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coolamon down at the Ginghet reserve
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this old scartree has been down a long time - Ginghet reserve
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shallow coolamon tree thats been down awhile
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very high scar possibly galah or cockatoo related
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old fallen coolabah scar at Ginghet waterhole
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long scar underneath on fallen trunk
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old coolamon almost covered over by sand
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this is the 3rd coolamon high up on the dead coolabah triple
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big old fallen bimblebox scar in the GNR
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high branch scar on a coolabah double - cultural I think
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big fallen fella - down a long time
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v.high scarring - too symmetrical to be caused by galahs
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high convex coolamon - 2 different angles
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not fallen but forced down - not dead but alive WW birraa
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fallen wailwun scarteee
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this dead tree (box I think?) has fallen into the fork of this live box
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the live box is just growing around it - keep on keeping on ..
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high scarring caused by a campfire set below to protect the coals
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fallen fireplace tree - Wilga vale
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long wavey fallen fire related scarring Wilga vale
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high scarring caused by a campfire set below to protect the coals
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fallen scar along the Ginghet
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this big scartree has fallen so hard the scarface has broken loose
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old fallen scartree at the Wilga vale tip in the GNR
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high coolamon in bimblebox/ blackbox swamp at FW yards
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double down - Gali gurranaa camp - Cumborah
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This fallen scartree is enormous - too little living tree to support the dead wood?
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old dead 3/4 scar RIP - Kraka paddock
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fallen concave coolamon branch
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high cultural scarring - unknown?
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fallen box scar - old
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the central trunk has had a total debark here & has fallen out
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in this instance its the scar face that has fallen
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big old fallen scartree GG camp
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scar on scar down - such a shame to lose these old guys
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halfway scar, niether up nor down really
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down & out at Gali gurranaa camp
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fallen double scar with mock ring - GG special
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total de bark for burial wrap GG camp
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the central trunk has been totally de barked & has died & fallen out
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this is the hole where it fell out of - burial wrap perhaps?
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half up half down scar - mid tree break GG
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high Gali gurranaa scarring
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dozer felled scartree near powerline
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high scar with dead "guest" shrub growing out of it
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scarface breaking away from a high scar GG
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another big fella bites the dust - GG camp
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old scar down at Gali gurranaa camp Cumborah
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faceless & legless - poor bugga - GG camp
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2 dead scartrees laid to rest? Cleared for powerline actually
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fallen dead scartree with the scarface separating sideways
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high coolamon at the sanctuary - signage perhaps?
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high coolamon on a coolabah along the big warrambool
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big fella down - old scarred bimblebox past its use-by date GG camp
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old fallen scartree GG camp
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been down awhile this one GG camp
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dead awhile this one - bleached by many summers GG
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half in half out - another fallen scartree at GG camp
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big fella down at the GG camp Cumborah
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And another one bites the dust ...
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the face of the scar has slipped forward while the trunk has fallen backwards
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this massive trunk fell & got used for firewood ages ago
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fallen branch scar near double dead TinT - WilbyWilby camp
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fallen coolamon branch at BBB rd camp tree
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1 of many fallen scartrees in the Cumborah ridges
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and another
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old face fallen riverbank scar at BBB bridge camp
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high coolabah coolamon scar - used for fetching water from the Marra ck?
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this is a very high scar but I think its cultural
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these 2 views show how high this coolabah scar is
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this scarred fallen trunk was huge ... GG camp
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one of the many fallen scartrees in the Cumborah ridges
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when the box trees hollow out with age (piping) they become less stable
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if trees are more than 70% hollow they lose structural integrity
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this means they are more likely to come down in storms
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I dont know how bark removal effects stability as the tree ages?
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but there are many fallen scartrees in the ridges around Cumborah
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if only 1 trunk/ branch is scarred the rest of the tree can remain standing
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2 views of the huge gap left by fallen box - living on its epicormic shoots
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small fallen canoe scar near the Ginghet
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fallen coolamon or branch tear scar
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big scar down in the ridges
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and another - big scartrees become unstable over time
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this one is very old & decayed
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the epicormic shoots around the scarred trunk have taken over
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interesting concave scarring - for a little boat perhaps?
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this double scarred box will also live on though the epicormic shoots
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this is the other half - shame to lose such a lovely double
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tall 3/4 scarring - has been down awhile now
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this fella has been down & out in the ridges for awhile too
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large epicormic shoot from bark removal & smaller epi's when trunk fell
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this fallen scartree was multiscarred
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This one looks like a double sided scartree but its been down awhile
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interesting fallen scar - not sure whats going on with the lower scar?
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this one has been trimmed for firewood I expect
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scars on both upright & fallen trunks - big campfire a long time ago
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high coolamon - symbolic not practical
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2 views of a fallen structure - shelter most likely
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fallen belah coolamon 2 views
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complicated dead & living parts of a fallen box tree - 2 views
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coolamon down
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this was a campfire scar
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this scarred trunk has been down awhile
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a very big fallen scar that has broken on impact
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half up half down scarred trees are common in the ridges
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this one has been down a long time - see how faint the outlines are
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double down - wouldve been bloody awesome upright
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big fallen scar in the ridges
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smaller fallen scar in the ridges
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used to be a double but only the smaller scar is still upright
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not an unusual fallen scar but photographed at a different angle GG
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more typical fallen scar in the ridges
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fallen scarred trunk with 3 epicormic shoots GG
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scartree limbo - neither up nor down
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the main trunk has fallen taking the scarface with it
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this was a lovely double sided scartree - what a shame
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high coolamon on a modified coolabah along the Big warrambool
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if it wasnt for the fungus above the scar I would say its a Galah scar
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another scar down in the ridges
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1 scarred trunk down & one still standing - unviable
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this 3/4 circumference scar has cracked apart on impact GG
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this looks like it was a water holding whitewood - shame
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down & out at the new Warrambool camp - bimblebox
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same camp different species - dead supplejack
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high scarred box with more mods than you can poke a stick at
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amazing old box - possibly carved under all that bark ....
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shallow fallen scar in Priest
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high coolamon - possibly caused by cockatoos
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tripod tree is only just hanging in there ...
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rosewood thru leopardwood - cultural TTT
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this whitewood thru leopardwood is unique
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the whitewood branch travels up inside the leopardwood
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it goes in low down the leopardwood trunk
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and emerges at the leopardwood fork - how is this possible?
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the leopardwood beside this TTT looks like it has a penis ???
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same combo but the whitewood does not travel up inside the leopardwood
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here is the opposite - leopardwood thru whitewood + nepine vine
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this leopardwood & rosewood are entwined as well
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2 rosewood branches have been removed with a stone axe - cultural
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this dead fallen whitewood is hiding a secret inside
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its called calcium carbonate & could help us meet emission targets
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2 views of a whitewood ringtree in Avon west
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this Avon whitewood has branch rings & root rings - 2 views
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I think they have turned a root into a branch or visa versa
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re-rooting or rerouting an epicormic shoot?
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the other side - this whitewood has more mods than Minecraft
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this nearby whitewood is simple by comparison- 2 views
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2 views of a belah ring that looks accidental until you see the neighbouring TinT
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2 views of another whitewood ring in this 'woman's place'
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this 1 looks like a relatively straight forward double ring
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until you look around the other side - what the hell?
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2 views of whitewood with tunnel ring - extraordinary
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coolabah ring in Bottle camp cropping - 2 views
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another belah ringtree in Avon with belah/ wilga TinT
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this bimblebox ring is not far from my house - 2 views
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back & front of a modified whitewood - twice joined
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this rosewood ringtree looks familiar - in the Avon west women's place
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the crossed trunks look like the tree needs a toilet - 2 views
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not a normal rosewood by any stretch - rings & roundabouts
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whitewood ringtree with Nepine vine - special
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the central trunk has died so the 'bridge' has moved slightly
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2 views of a TTT - currant bush thru rosewood in Bottle camp
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classic whitewood ringtree - total inosculation. Mooroo
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2 views of the other side - remnant veg in cropping paddock
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another rosewood re-rooting or rerouting in the woman's place
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epicormic shoot brought back into centre? 2 views
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this crazy rosewood ringtree has lost the plot entirely! Avon
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2 views of a rosewood ringtree that looks like it could hold water?
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interesting rosewood ringtree at the woman's place in Avon west
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Not a wilga ring but a wilga rub where the trunks brush together
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belar ring up close near the wilga in belar TinT Avon west
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high belah ring - needed more time tied together I think
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definitely a ringtree - belahs dont do this naturally trust me
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same with this rosewood - ring interrupted - not normal
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old rosewood ring beside it properly modified
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god luv it .. think it was a double ring originally - Avon west
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like this one where the trunks have grown back together
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whereas this one has been kept open by some means
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another rosewood ring that has collapsed in on itself
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split leopardwood with mods & disjoined ring
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whitewood ringtree in Stud - 2 views
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leopardwood ringtree in Stud - 2 views
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this ringtree is big for this area - hard red sodic soil
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as well as been a ringtree this leopardwood is a TTT (Tree Thru Tree)
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this whitewood didnt embed itself in the leopardwood all by itself
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the ancestors have impaled it there I think for whatever reason
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possible box ridge ringtree but more likely 2 opposing scars
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whitewood goolahgools with & without rings in Stud
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whitewood ringtree with 2 water pockets in Stud
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whitewood ringtree without water holding capacity
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leopardwood double ringtree in stud paddock
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same double ringtree but different angle - 2 views
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2 different unrelated whitewood ringtrees in Stud
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just for the hell of it? 2 views of a split trunk whitewood ring
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3 views of unusual leopardwood ringtree with tunnel
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3 views of another weirdo leopardwood ringtree with handle
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3 views of another old leopardwood ring - all in Stud paddock
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whitewood ringtree with water pocket - unfinished I think
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fallen scar in the opal bearing ridges
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rosewood ringtree in Stud - 2 views
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lovely leopardwood ringtree in Stud paddock of course
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2 views of a whitewood ring tree - touching only
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2 views of a leopardwood ring - inosculated
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low leopardwood ring in Stud - who's the fairest of them all?
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the reverse side - in Stud paddock with all the other leopardwood rings
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whitewood ring/ knot or whatever they were after back then
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belah ringtree in Stud as well - bit out of its range?
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2 closer views - belah's usually prefer heavier soil
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3 views of another crazy leopardwood with ring/ handle & hole
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whitewood thru leopardwood TTT - anywhere else & it would be natural
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dunno what they were up to here but it possibly killed the whitewood - 2 views
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this old whitewood ringtree seems to have lost the plot too
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overly ambitious perhaps - not currently holding water
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3 views of a strange self-irrigating leopardwood ringtree
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Stud paddock ringtree not sure if its birraa or bunbarr
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not fallen, pushed. lovely spotted garden seat
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reminds me of Niel the seal - didnt reroot all by itself
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double leopardwood ring tree - 2 views of lower ring
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& 2 views of upper ring - stud paddock of course
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lovely old rosewood ringtree in Stud
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2 different views of this tree
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not sure if this leopardwood ring is in Stud or Avon east
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Or this? leopardwood rings are relatively common in both paddocks
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this ringtree in Stud is beautiful - 2 views
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possibly also a shallow goolagool - leopardwood love
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whitewood ringtree - very old inosculation point
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modified whitewood - not inosculated but not normal
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rosewood ringtree in Stud - 2 views
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interspecies ring? Or just good friends? the usual suspects
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2 views of the 2 joins - leopardwood & whitewood
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high faceless coolamon along the paleo channel at Dongon
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high modified redgum that may be a ringtree - Dongon
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TTT leopardwood thru whitewood in Stud
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held in place by these sucker-like inter tree connections
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like this one that has died off & become detached
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this whitewood ringtree has lost its intended shape
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totally modified as you can still see the stone axe marks in these 2 views
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cant get more stunning than this dead belah ringtree
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multiscarred as well with coolamons of all different sizes
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2 more views of this beautiful tree that no one wants to see
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2 more views showing the 'bridge' looking down as well
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leopardwood double ring - pretty good too!
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this whitewood ring has failed & has been cut with a stone axe
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straight forward leopardwood rings indicating goolahgools
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leopardwood inner ring - dunno what was intended here?
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no problem working out what this ring is telling us - water in here
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this whitewood ring is failing with 1 trunk dead already
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this old ring tree is a goolahgool too - the shape is a giveaway
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the well is dry like most of the really old ones - Stud
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old whitewood ringtree that is internally burnt to seal it
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here are the 2 holes - internally burnt trees have stained inlets - water for bees? birds?
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lower ring on leopardwood ringtree - 2 views
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upper ring has failed - 2 views. Stud paddock
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2 views of a more conventional single ring leopardwood
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this leopardwood ring shows the good whitewood goolahgool
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here are 2 views of the ringtree
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& here are 2 views of the wet goolahgool - simple
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another nice leopardwood ring nearby - 2 views
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whitewood ringtree & nepine vine - 2 views
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same again but this one is goolahgool that needs cleaning out
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whitewood ringtree goolahgool combo - common here
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ringtrees made easy - not inosculated but you get the gist
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another ubiquitous whitewood ringtree goolahgool ...
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TTT whitewood thru leopardwood - suss in this mod a minute place
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why so many apertures on this ringtree goolahgool?
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see if you can get a handle on this leopardwood ha ha
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these leopardwood rings crack me up - weird & whimsical
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not all indicating water - I think some rings are just for fun
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whitewood goolahgool ringtree with plenty of water catches
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I shouldve seen this before - classic bimble box type ring
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was V.hard to get box trees to inosculate - generations of work
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coolibahs are easier & more common - this ones at Dongon
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this ringtree is quite magnificent - a work of art ...
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this leopardwood ringtree has pulled apart without maintenance
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this is how it looks from a distance with branches folded back
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still despite the ring separating you can see how it was constructed
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this Gingie bimblebox ring is pretty bloody old too
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this was an old coolabah ringtree - 2 views Combo
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