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ringbarking & non indigenous
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Antigar scar close up
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budda ( Budtha ) poisoning Pocket
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bullet wounds TB
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wire scar Gingie rd
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the dog chain ?
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whitefella scar on pine in Ration
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I dont know why this coolamon tree was cut?
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ringbarking in the Moonal
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poison fail MR
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more recent poisoning - Tordon?
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failed poisoning stripes
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poisoning - Nardoo
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poisoning fail stripes
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steel axe cut on scar TB
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surveyors scar on Gingie Rd
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the bin HP
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tree poisoning MR
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ringbarking fail I think W
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chinese ringbarking scars 1880s
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steel axe cuts indicate failed poisoning attempts
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surveyors scar on Gingie road
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poisoning fail
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steel axe cuts Mooroo - failed poisoning
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who cut this with a steel axe & planted gargaloo?
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shallow poisoned strips AG
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funny face by steel axe
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chinese ringbark Stud
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steel axe cut resource tree
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bullet wounds again TB
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steel axe cuts - possum hunting?
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Antigar scar 4381
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Tordon cuts? TB (5)
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Supplejack scar tree used by pig hunteres for firewood
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old hinge near gallows
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poisoning fail?
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old rifle range TB
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the no 3 tree
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old chinese ringbarking
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surveyors tree Spillbury
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surveyors tree arrow
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steel axe cuts unknown
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scrubcutting - rosewood regrowth
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scrubcutting - Supplejack regrowth
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new surveyors tree SP
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steel axe stripes the result of failed poisoning
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A - Whitefella canoe ?
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explorer/surveyor scar P
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old scars & new TB
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scarring from ringbarking in the 1880s
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poisoned scartree
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surveyors scar in Keero
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belah ringbarking - unknown reason
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ringbarking in Keero
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steel axe cut ? Newtons
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steel axe scar not cultural
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ringbark regrowth
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ringbark recovery
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steel axe cut in the Moonal
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unknown axtrax
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steel axe cuts on old scar
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steel axe cut chips out of scar sides - why?
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surveyors tree Spillbury
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Chinese ringbarking P
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Axtrax - steel - not cultural
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this shallow scar was caused by that wire
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Bullet holes ? Newtons
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teardrop scar caused by ringbark fail
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ringbark scar not cultural WB
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poisoning in warrambool
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old scar new steel axcuts
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failed poisoning
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dozer blade scar Preist
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steel axe poisoning & scar cut
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modern art ...branch tear or canker scar
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ringbarking or collar scar?
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chinese ringbarking 1880s
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high double galah scars
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high branch tear I think K
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high coolie or branch tear
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steel axe resource scar
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old Tordon poisoning Bimber
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high canker scars I think
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old wood borer scars prob.
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old branch tear scar i think R
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steel axe cut shelter scar HP
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old bucket abrasion scar HP
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self pruning abcission layer? P
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favourites - target cankers
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target canker close K
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lightning strike radius damage old scartree
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ringbark or poison fail - not cultural
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high branch tear scar?
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ringbark/ poison fail WB
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ringbarking fail regrowth
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axtrax - ringbarking
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rosewood scrubcut MW
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rosewood old scrubcut branch stubs MW
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Allan finds old rosewood stumps from previous scrub cutting
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strange steel axe scar
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high branch tear I think W
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chainsaw cut scar P
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Rosewood cut for stock fodder
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why is there Belah ringbarking in Keero ?
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wood canker scar natural
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necklace scar - poisoning fail
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No. 3 tree - 150+ yrs old
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chinese ringbarking I think
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cankerous coolabah limb
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steel axe cut scar TB
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roadworks scar non Indig.
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Belah ringbarking fail K
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RT ringbarking fail ?
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RT canker or some disease
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RT ringbarking 1891-1901
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BR Travelling Stock Route
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ringbarking post 1880s
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BR crazy scarring with coolabah reshoots
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FW high galah scarring?
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FW disease pockmarks
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steel axe resource tree G
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steel axe resource cuts?
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canker not axcuts G
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CS chinese ringbarking recovery?
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CS timber cutting or possum hunting?
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CS termite trails
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CS natural branch tear
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CS axcuts - ringbark fail
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wire scarring Goorie
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Tungra - possum hunt
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NB disease or fire ?
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NB kissing cousins natural
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tiny steel axcut coolamon
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pinched bark - ringbarking? G
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ringbark scarred doubles
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telegraph line tree G
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GY ringbarking I think
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GY possum hunting steel axe
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self pruning - cladoptosis
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failed ringbarking common
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failed ringbarking most likely
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ringbarking + coolamon
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high galah scar I think ?
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steel axtrax across old scar - why?
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axe scar or healed self pruning?
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tordon poisoning fail WG
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surveyors blaze Spillbury
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canker scars natural WG
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layered scar -ringbark fail
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A crazy canker scars
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A scars & ringbarking
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A ringbarking maybe ?
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A ringbarking scar
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A irregular ringbark scar
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A ringbarking grinner
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G canker or grub search ?
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G surveyors scar
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G ringbarking triple
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G ringbark scarring
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G ringbarking pinch scar
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G termite tracks
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G old ringbarked coolabah
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G canker disease ?
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G strange ringbarking ???
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BR surveyors scar modern
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BR chainsaw burl theft
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surveyors scar T.W track Wlg
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RT natural canker scarring
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disease or indig. scarring ?
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natural branch tear scar TB
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G triangular galah scar
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G high galah scar
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BH V.old ringbarking
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BH V.V old ringbarking
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BH V.old ringbark coolie
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101 uses for coolamons ?
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G more ringbarking
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G unknown - branch tear ?
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G steel axe resource hole
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G canker scarred coolabah
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G canker scars close up
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branch tear coolie MW
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dunno whats going on here ?
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G burns + steel axe cuts
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G branch tear coolamon?
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Dunno whats going on here either?
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G lightning strike scar
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A Chinese ringbarking
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RT resource extraction steel axe
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non Indig. AW - surveyors?
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possum hunting steel axe
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GGS wood borers - natural
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M wire scarring
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I will survive - bimblebox regrowth
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FW ringbarked dead coolamon
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T steel axe possum hunting
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T canker scars
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unknown not cultural scarring
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canker type scarred box with Ubend branch
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Ubend branch seeking light - natural
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canker disease holes
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Currant bush growing thru Rosewood
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split pine .. natural or not?
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natural spiral scars caused by vines
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RT ringbarking scars
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old ringbarking scar
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canker scarring
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ringbarking aka girdling in the US
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unusual deep ringbarking scar
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RT scarred by bulldozer blade slippage
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RT vine scars
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steel axe possum hunt
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This T piece growth caused by scrub cutting
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surveyors scar on Spillbury boundary revisit
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1880s ringbarking ?
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more recent surveyor's scar at Menindee
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natural coolabah arch on Menindee lake
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steel axe cut - possum hunt?
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trunk distortion caused by canker disease
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steel axe cut - hunting possum ?
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axtrax - cultural or ringbarking ?
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Black box reshoot - common & normal
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bimblebox reshoot - common & normal
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high branch fall scarring
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trunk grooves caused by vines not people
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Did this pine branch fall in here or was it put there?
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This is a branch drop scar not a coolamon
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I think this scar is a ringbark fail
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dont think this is cultural as its too shallow
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1880s ringbark fail scar I think?
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ringbark fail scar (1880s) Not a cultural coolamon
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same with this teardrop shaped scar I think
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1 epicormic shoot from this fire scar has been cut off with a chainsaw
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I think this is caused by lightning ?
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I think this scar is caused by a branch fall
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multiscarring probably canker disease WG
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I think this scar was caused by a big branch falling out
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dunno what happened here? old bimble box battler
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wind smashed pine tree
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spiral bark/ cambium layers - lightning scar?
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Did the branch fall here or was it a ridge pole for bark shelter?
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the box tree has grown around the fallen branch - psydrax camp
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Im calling this a failed ringbarking attempt
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same, note the mid section axtrax -should be at top & bottom if cultural
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skeletal leaf of prickly pear - introduced in 1788
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This smile is a tricky bugga - the pointy ends suggest its not cultural?
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I think this scarring is caused by wood borers
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unknown column cactus - escaped from early settler gardens
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I think these twin coolamons were caused by ringbarking
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another strange bark scar - probably canker
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ringbarking
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this is natural scar left by a divide trunk splitting open
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this coolamon type scar been caused by wire I think
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the tree was possibly used as a fence post - located beside a fence
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this is a possum hunt with a steel axe - resource extraction tree
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canker scars
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wire scarring Boree
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the wire has 'rung' this tree used as a fence post - old yards Boree
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This scarring is caused by wood borers
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and this twister scar is probably caused by a branch tearing off
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old style coolabah ringbarking - pre 1880s?
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this is a very big twisted scar caused by a branch being torn off
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old axe cut or torn branch scar?
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I dont think this is a cultural scar - too shallow & misshapen
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fungus face
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probably canker
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kero tin on the Ginghet
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the coolamons on this boxtree were caused by ringbarking years ago
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I think this 1 was too. Ringbarking often failed on older trees
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this one succeeded. Regrowth was a big problem in nth west NSW
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wood borer tracks on a dead ironwood
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wood borers on a coolabah
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weird as they are these scars are caused by ringbarking 1880s/90s
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burnt bark sheet from a modern fire - not cultural
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multiscarring unknown - natural I think TB
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this coolabah has a trunk/ branch twist - probably natural
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1880s ringbarking - this is another rung Ringtree - sad but true
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this nearby memorial for the death of mother & baby is also rung
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this is caused by canker - not cultural
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cactus in tree - not cultural - duh!
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looks like ringbarking but why are the 2 steel axe rings so far apart?
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and whats with this deep centre chop out? making crotches?
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why is there a steel pipe thru this branch?
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who dunnit? And why they dunnit?
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normal 1880s type ringbarking - recovering
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This appears to be a naturally occurring scar with whiteant trails
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I think this scar was caused by wood borers
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phantom of the opera? Cankered & not ...
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trees 'consume' wire or inorganic material as they grow.
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an arborist told me these are 'canker' scars - never seen them this deep?
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also strange this tree should be in the middle of the new Barwon camp?
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1880s ringbarking scar that has been revisited & burnt? Confusing
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leopardwood slab scar
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have come across this 1 before but couldnt resist
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surveyor's tree Billybingbone rd
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with govt. arrow above the numbers
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non eucalypt doubles probably natural
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surveyors scar Billybingbone rd
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I think these little scars are natural
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possibly canker disease? No visible axe marks ..
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surveyors scar along Cumberdoon way
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this pointy old growth protrusion was caused by Tordon poisoning
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I think this is caused by canker not stone axes
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poison tin - either this tree has grown or someone was a V good climber
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faded surveyor's blaze
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target practice - tin can on pine stump
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cypress pine surveyor's blaze TCS
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Tennis court for the 12 Apostles & families - abandoned after WW2
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reference tree marking the SthWestern boundary of Brewon station
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I think this reinforced drum is pretty old at Tennis Court Swamp
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the 12 apostles last played tennis here in about 1950
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fig & cactus epipytes growing on an old shed at Beaudesert Qld
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tree face on a eucalypt in a garden in Orange NSW
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