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Trees in Trees

biggest TinT Host circum. 4.3 mtrs Guest 1.15 mtrs
wilga in box south side
wilga in box south view
Wilga in box TinT
Wilga in a Bimblebox
wilga in bimblebox close
wilga in box south veiw
wilga in box tree Cumbul
Boonery in Bimblebox HP
Boonery/Rosewood in Box
boonery in box on billabong
Boonery in Box close
Bumble in a Bimble box
bumble in box close
bumble in box Antigar
bumble in bimblebox A
wilga in bimblebox P
Bimble in Box nth view
wilga in bimblebox close
wilga in box & looloo
wilga in box close P
wilga in box in pocket
wilga in dead box P
wilga in poisoned boxtree P
wilga in box in Priest
wilga in bimblebox Priest
wilga in box in Priest
wilga in box in priest close
unknown steel axe cut - vine planter?
Boonery in dead Box TB
Boonery in dead boxtree
boonery in scarred box TB
boonery in box close
Butterbush in boxtree FL
butterbush TinT east veiw
butterbush leaves TinT
butterbush in dead box
Wallangilla wilga in box
Wilga in Bimblebox WG
Wilga in boxtree with Cubby
wilga in box close up
wilga in dead box close WG
wilga dead box Wallangilla
dying wilga in dead box
wilga in dead box + cubby
Quinine in a boxtree TB
dead quinine in boxtree
dead quinine in box TB
Quinine guest close TB
TinT&Supplejack& Bumble combo
Boonery in dead box host
TinT boonery root system
dead TinT boxtree host
Wilga in Box on billabong
wilga in box on billabong closer
new Telinebone TinT
wilga in box on billabong
bumble(dead) in box W
dead bumble in box close
TinT with dead guest W
dead bumble in box close up
new TinT boonery/box
boonery in box TinT
boonery in boxtree TB
boonery in box close up
Bumble in box Telinebone
Bumble/Wild orange guest
bumble in box in TB
bumble/box junction TB
Jason Wilson on TinTs
Peach bush in boxtree TB
Peach bush in box close
Peach bush guest close
boxtree host peach bush guest
High Peach bush guest
P/bush growing out of box 10 mts up
very high Peach bush TB
emerging peach bush close
wtf peach bush guest ???
Quinine in box in Priest
Quinine TinT in Priest
quinine in box close P
new Q in B TinT Priest
TinT in Wailwun country
Wilga in bimblebox FW
wilga in dead boxtree FW
Wailwan wilga TinT
TinT in rung boxtree FW
steel axe cut TinT close FW
Whitewood joins guest list G
New whitewood TinT Goorie
Whitewood in dead boxtree G
Whitewood (Atalaya hemiglauca)
unknown dead TinT guest G
need to test the guest at UNSW
Coolabah? host & fallen Rosewood guest
poisoned coolabah host & dead boonery guest
dead host dead guest WG
dead rosewood guest revival WG
FW Wilga in a belah host
FW broken belah host
FW natural or anthropogenic ?
FW germinated or grown coolabah
FW tiny coolabah in fork
FW small wilga in box
FW wilga in box unknown
FW small wilga TinT
RT 4 coolamon chimera
RT Boonery in multiscarred box
RT Rosewood growing beside coolamon
RT 4xcoolamon TinT
RT new TinT guest Apophyllum anomalum
RT Currant bush guest close
RT Warrior/Currant bush TinT
Rt not sure what guests these are ?
RT Wilga & unknown hopbush?
RT unknown shrubby guest
RT wilga & unknown trunks
Cubby & boxtree - supplejack combo
RT box/supplejack reverse side
RT split boxtree/ supplejack
RT new currant bush TinT at old camp
Apophyllum anomalum in boxtree
RT new currant bush TinT
Peach bush TinT/Chimera
new high Peach bush chimera
Peach bush in box chimera
dead chimera unknown species
unknown dead chimera P
dead guest looks like Budda?
chimera with Bumble or Wait-a-while
Not anthropogenic chimera
bumble/box or Nepine/box chimera
Wilga in Box natural chimera
Wilga chimera & dead shoots P
young Wilga chimera in Priest
possible dead guest? chimera P
dead budda (Eremophila mitchellii) ???
unknown dead guest .. possible budda
new wilga chimera in Priest
Wilga chimera within 400 m of the other 2
Wilga chimera triangle in Priest
wilga TinT in Priest making it 3
new wilga TinT in chimera hotspot
boxtree host looks stone axe cut?
new wilga chimera side veiw
new wilga chimera in Priest
budda (Eremophila mitchellii) chimera
budda guest in boxtree host P
budda/box combo in chimera hotspot
club chimera welcomes new guest species
new currant bush chimera in Cumbul
Apophyllum anomalum chimera
aka warrior bush & broom bush
new chimera - natural by the look of it?
3rd peachbush chimera within 5 mts
Ehretia membranifolia hanging garden
new Bumble chimera near well
Wild orange in Box tree Telinebone
Capparis mitchellii chimera TB
Bumble TinT in Chimera chase
Bumble/Nepine? in Coolabah P
Wild orange? in Coolabah host close
Capparis mitchellii guest I think?
Only live Coolabah host Ive seen
Wild orange or Nepine guest P
new Wilga in Box TinT P
smallest Wilga chimera P
small Geijera parviflora chimera P
Wilga in box in Priest close up
dead unknown climbing shrub in box TB
dead shrub in stump in TB
Wilga in box tree in Priest
new wilga chimera Priest
wonderful wilga chimera close up P
new wilga chimera Priest
Wilga chimera distant P
Currant bush in Coolabah P
currant bush in Coolabah in Priest
new Wilga in box chimera in ration
Wilga/Boxtree junction R
Is this stump stone or steel cut?
Wilga chimera in Ration
Wilga in box TinT - Ration
FW medium Wilga chimera
FW wilga in a box TinT
FW wilga/boxtree junction
FW Wilga in Box TinT
FW wilga chimera in swamp
FW another wilga chimera
FW wilga chimera back view
FW small Wilga chimera
FW small wila/box junction
FW small wilga chimera far view
FW another Wilga chimera
FW Wilga in broken boxtree
FW wilga/broken box junction
FW wilga chimera close up
FW yet another wilga chimera
FW very small Wilga in box
FW wilga in box TinT
FW small wilga chimera east view
FW small wilga/box junction
FW tiny wilga chimera
FW tiny wilga in box TinT
FW tiny wilga chimera from above
FW tiny wilga in box tree
FW tiny wilga/box junction
FW wilga in a belar tree
FW unique wilga/belah combo
FW wilga living in broken belah tree
FW wilga chimera in different host tree
FW wilga/belah junction
smallest chimera in Ration
pointy ended coolamon associated with Chimera
tiny wilga & bumble in boxtree scar R
new quinine chimera in Priest
quinine chimera at base Priest
quinine/boxtree junction P
quinine TinT in Priest
Tiny wilga chimera likely to be natural
Wilga guest with small saltbush friend
small wilga chimera side view P
new currant bush chimera in Priest
Not natural currant bush chimera close P
Apophyllum anomalum in a box tree
currant bush/boxtree junction P
quinine in box close R
quinine in boxtree R
quinine in box at rubbish tip
wilga in box above P
Wilga in box in Priest
small wilga in boxtree P
Wilga in box side view P
small wilga chimera Priest
tiny wilga in box in Chimera chase
another wilga chimera too small for cultural R
wilga chimera R- whats with the stumps ?
GGS Leopardwood joins the guest list!
GGS 1st leopardwood TinT
GGS leopardwood in dead black box
GGS only known leopardwood TinT
GGS leopardwood chimera wailwun country
GGS Wilga in dead blackbox
GGS wilga chimera close
GGS wilga in box TinT
GGS new wilga chimera host dead
GGS wilga in broken blackbox
GGS wilga chimera with exposed roots
GGS small wilga chimera in dead host
GGS roots of wilga chimera close
GGS wilga chimera on coolamon tree
GGS coolamon opposite wilga guest
GGS wilga chimera close up
GGS chimera & coolamon
GGS wilga in coolamon blackbox
GGS wilga chimera both guest & host living
GGS wilga junction with steel axcut stumps
GGS wilga chimera mid tree
GGS mid tree wilga chimera with 3 stumps
GGS double chimera big wilga small currant bush
GGS double booked wilga & currant bush
GGS wilga & currant bush TsinT
GGS 3 in 1 - wilga & currant bush in blackbox
GGS smallish wilga in smallish blackbox
GGS wilga chimera in blackbox
GGS wilga TinT in blackbox
GGS wilga chimera just slotted in
GGS smallest wilga chimera in the swamp
GGS wee wilga in a blackbox
GGS smallest wilga chimera from above
GGS Wilga chimera with other small wilgas
GGS untidy wilga in blackbox TinT
GGS wilga guest/host junction
GGS wilga chimera in multilimbed blackbox
GGS wilga in blackbox chimera
GGS tiny wilga chimera
GGS tiny wilga TinT close
GGS tiny wilga in blackbox
GGS tiny wilga in blackbox TinT
Jen Silcock & rosewood TinT CB
rosewood/boonery chimera CB
Rosewood TinT close Cumbul
boonery chimera cumbul
Eremophila mitchelli chimera CB
Budda chimera in Cumbul
budda in bimblebox in Cumbul
Budda in bimblebox TinT CB
GGS old peach bush in blackbox
GGS close up Peachbush chimera
GGS peachbush in blackbox
GGS V.old peachbush chimera
GGS peachbush in blackbox in swamp
GGS unknown chimera killed by termites
GGS dead TinT - termite infestation
BPS wilga in dead box close
BPS wilga in dead box chimera
BPS wilga/ dead box chimera close up
BPS wilga chimera
RPS wilga in blackbox
RPS wilga in blackbox chimera close
RPS Wilga in box chimera
RPS wilga guest blackbox host
RPS wilga in box TinT
BPS smallish wilga chimera
BPS wilga /box TinT
BPS wilga in blackbox fork
BPS new wilga chimera
BPS smallish wilga TinT
BPS wilga chimera far
BPS spiny fanflower chimera
BPS scaevola spinescens in box
BPS spiny fan flower in a blackbox
BPS another wilga TinT
BPS close up wilga chimera
BPS wilga in blackbox chimera
BPS smallish wilga chimera
natural chimera Cedar in a gumtree
tiny wilga in bimblebox in Priest
new wilga in box TinT P
tiny wilga chimera P
tiny wilga in bimblebox in Priest
RPS wilga guest in dead boxtree host
RPS wilga boxtree junction
Ram Paddock Swamp wilga chimera
RPS coolamon on Wilga TinT
RPS small wilga chimera
RPS small wilga guest from above
RPS small wilga in blackbox TinT
RPS small wilga chimera
Mc Leafless cheery in dead box tree
Mc new guest species - Exocarpos aphyllus
Mc new leafless cherry TinT
Mc 1st Exocarpus aphyllus guest
Mc Wilga in box chimera
Mc new wilga chimera in McDonalds 2
Mc wilga in box TinT
Mc Wilga chimera in McDonalds 2
Boobialla in box, new guest species
Boobialla (Myroporum montanum) TinT
Boobialla in a boxtree chimera
new boobialla TinT in Priest
Peach bush in box in Priest
Ehretia membranifolia TinT
Peach bush chimera P
peach bush chimera close P
old campfire scar on currant bush chimera
small Apophyllum anomalum TinT
currant bush in bimblebox CB
Currant/Warrior bush chimera
Peach bush TinT in Stud
peach bush guest close S
Peach bush chimera cluster S
Currant bush in coolabah in Goorie
currant bush guest coolabah host G
Apophyllum anomalum guest G
Warrior/currant bush chimera G
currant bush in coolabah in Goorie
2nd small peach bush guest in same host
Peach bush guest in Stud cluster
smaller Ehretia guest of 2
Box tree full of Peach bush Stud
another Peach bush guest in Stud cluster
Tiny Peach bush guest close S
tiny Peach bush guest in Stud paddock cluster
Peach bush in coolamon in box S
currant bush in box in Stud
Apophyllum anomalum TinT in Stud
Currant/Warrior bush chimera in Stud
Currant bush guest in Stud
tiny Ehretia guest in crack S
regrowth Peach bush at Stud cluster
tiny Peach bush in box in Stud
another box tree full of Peach bush in Stud
Tree in Tree in Tree in Stud
Peach bush guest in double Box S
2 trees in one dead box tree
live box in dead box host S
Rosewood in poisoned Box revisited
Currant bush in blackbox SP
Currant bush Guest in black box host SP
Apophyllum anomalum Chimera SP
Currant bush chimera on Gingie rd SP
Currant bush in black box at Spillbury
biggish Peach bush in old broken box P
Ehretia membranifolia emerging from box P
another small wilga in box in Priest
wilga in box in priest
wilga TinT in Priest
birds eye view of wilga guest P
small butterbush in steel axe cut box tree P
butterbush/gumbie gumbie chimera P
butterbush emerges from steel cut box P
Butterbush in box in priest
tiny currant bush in chainsaw cut box tree
whitewood in coolabah at Spillbury
tiny rosewood chimera Stud
baby boonery in box in Stud
tiny Alectryon oleifolius guest
rosewood/boonery guest close S
currant bush chimera Priest
currant bush chimera close P
warrior bush TinT Priest
Apophyllum anomalum guest P
Rosewood chimera at warrambool gully
Boonery TinT in Warrambool
Boonery in box in Warrambool
small Rosewood guest WB
FW close up currant bush guest
FW tiny warrior bush chimera
FW tiny Currant bush guest
dual occupancy - high & low peachbush guests
Currant bush in dead box P
Currant bush in dead box with butterbush P
Apophyllum anomalum TinT P
Warrior bush TinT in Priest
double letting - coolabah & peach bush in box?
Old bimble box with 2 peach bush guests F5
eastern guest Peach box TinT
dual occupancy Peach bush chimera
root system of western Peach bush guest
western Peach bush guest in TinT F5
western peach bush guest/host junction
FW Denhamia cunninghamii ? TinT
Unknown guest- Denhamia cunninghamii?
FW possibly Denhamia cunninghamii
FW wilga TinT with Crackle
FW Wilga guest close up
FW medium wilga in box TinT
FW wilga in box TinT
Peach bush in box in F5
Peach in box chimera in Feed 5
Peach bush guest Bimblebox host F5
Ehretia membranifolia chimera F5
FW small wilga in broken box
FW wilga guest in broken box host
FW small Wilga in broken box
FW small wilga guest
FW tiny wilga in box on billabong
FW closer view of tiny wilga guest
FW tiny wilga TinT
FW tiny wilga in box tree fork
fallen peach bush TinT in Feed 5
Peach bush in dead fallen box tree F5
horizontal Peach bush TinT F5
FW bigger wilga TinT
FW bigger wilga chimera
FW bigger wilga guest
FW bigger wilga in box TinT
FW triple guest TinT
FW baby wilga in triple TinT
FW unknown dead guest in triple TinT
FW triple guest chimera
big whitewood in dead box F4
guest kills host? Whitewood TinT
biggest Whitewood TinT F4
whitewood/birah roots
T wilga double in steel axcut box
T wilga TinT steel axcut host
T double trunked wilga chimera
T wilga/ box TinT
T high whitewood TinT
T whitewood guest boxtree host
T 1 of 5 known whitewood chimera
T guest / host junction
T big wilga in steel axe cut box
T big wilga Tint
T like a wooden pot plant?
T big wilga guest in old bimblebox
T Peach bush in pine TinT
T big peach bush guest in Pine tree host
T weird combo chimera peachbush/Pine
T tiny Ehretia membranifolia in Pine
T smallish Wilga TinT
T smallish wilga TinT
T wilga / boxtree junction
T smallish wilga chimera
T big boonery in long dead box
T boonery/box junction
T rosewood chimera
Rosewood/Whitewood outgrow boxtree hosts?
T medium Wilga TinT
T medium wilga chimera
T think its stone axe cut boxtree host?
T medium wilga chimera
T multi trunked wilga chimera
T multi trunked wilga guest
T multi trunked wilga guest boxtree host
T medium multi trunked wilga chimera
T tiny peach bush in old coolamon
T Peach bush infiltration of box scar
T Peach bush in stone axcut boxtree stump
T Peach bush invades stone axcut stump
T tiny peach bush chimera
butterbush chimera Goorie
Pittosporum angustifolium TinT in G
butter bush guest in steel axcut box
butter bush in box in Goorie
T Peach bush in small live box
T Peach bush/ small box junction
T small Peach bush chimera
T Peach bush in small stone axcut box
T small wilga chimera near campfire double
T small wilga chimera near the campfire
T small wilga chimera in handy location
T small wilga guest - big box host
T Quinine in boxtree pockets
T Alstonia constricta chimera
T Quinine guest & stone axe cut stumps
T small Quinine guest big box host
T small wilga in stone axcut box
T small wilga/big boxtree junction
T small wilga in stone axcut pocket
T small wilga chimera far
T smallish wilga in box
T wilga guest boxtree host, both smallish
T another smallish wilga chimera
T junction point for smallish host/guest
T big scarred box small Peach bush TinT
T Peach bush growing in big scarred host
T junction between Peach bush & scartree
T Ehretia membranifolia scartree chimera
T Rosewood TinT in stone axe cut stump
T stone axe cut boxtree host
T rosewood chimera in stump prepared for it
T stone axcut box & rosewood guest junction
RT big scartree host, small Peach bush guest
RT Peach bush guest close up
RT interesting Peach bush scartree TinT
RT big double scarred boxtree host
RT steel axcut boxtree host- Wilga guest
RT medium Wilga chimera
RT wilga guest / steel ace cut box host junction
RT medium wilga tree growing in bimblebox
Peach bush chimera in Brigalow
cubby & peach bush cluster B
Peach bush / dead box tree junction
old Peach bush guest in dead boxtree host
RT Milgee trees 1 in boxtree & 1 out
RT Acacia oswaldii junction
RT milgee in boxtree TinT
RT close up of Milgee guest junction
RT Boobialla in dead box
RT Boobialla guest
RT old Boobialla chimera
RT Myroporum montanum TinT
RT Wilga chimera in a cage
RT smallish Wilga in multitrunked box
RT Wilga TinT in unusual boxtree host
RT wilga in multitrunked boxtree
RT dead currant bush TinT
RT Apophyllum anomalum junction
RT boxtree / currant bush junction
RT This TinT combo is really struggling!
tiny peach bush/ saltbush in big box P
B&TinT - thorny saltbush & peach bush guests
Peach bush guest emerging in Priest
tiny Peach bush big saltbush in box P
Currant bush in dead box TinT in Priest
currant / warrior bush chimera Priest
smallish Currant bush guest in dead box P
smallish currant bush in small dead boxtree
Boobialla on broken bimblebox branch TB
opportunistic boobialla or planted long ago?
baby boobialla TinT - seed dormancy or birds?
T big Rhagodia spinescens in box
RT Pine in Pine TinT
Tourists & Currant bush TinT
Boobialla in dead box in Cumbul
Boobialla / boxtree junction C
smallish boobialla in small dead box C
Boobialla guest in dead boxtree host
Peach bush growing in & around big box tree C
Ehretia in box in Cumbul
Ehretia suckers & Ehretia TinT C
Peach bush growing out of old scartree C
2 guests in 1 host in Cumbul
Pimelea microcephala lower guest
Boobialla upper guest in Box in Cumbul
upstairs downstairs guests in Cumbul
tiny peach bush TinT new cluster in Priest
tiny peach bush chimera P
peach bush in box in Priest
dead budda in box near big Ringtree TB
dead budda TinT in Telinebone
Biggest budda guest yet but dead unfortunately
dead budda guest live bimblebox host TB
stone axcut stump host close Priest
peach bush guest - bird poop or planted?
live peach bush chimera in dead box stump P
tiny wilga chimera in big box in new Priest cluster
tiny wilga TinT in new Priest cluster
how long ago was this Wilga planted ?
Was this wilga planted or not that is the question
New guest species - sandalwood or wild plum
This sandalwood chimera is in the too hard basket
sandalwood in box (sort of) in Priest
sandalwood guest in the base of a box tree P
wilga TinT in new Priest cluster
wilga guest in stone axe cut boxtree P
wilga chimera in 1 of 2 stone axe cut limbs
wilga guest boxtree host in new Priest cluster
small wild Orange guest in scarred coolabah P
Capparis mitchellii /Eucalyptus coolabah
wild orange in coolabah TinT in Priest
wilga/ coolabah junction P
tiny wilga/ coolabah TinT inPriest
Tiny wilga big coolabah chimera in Priest
tiny wilga guest in coolabah host P
wilga in Box in swamp in Stud
wilga TinT in Stud with 2 stone axe cut limbs
stone axe cut limbs on box tree host S
only one TinT in this swamp & its wilga
live wilga dead box TinT combo Priest
big old wilga outgrows its boxtree stump
was the wilga planted in a stump? Priest
I think this wilga was planted in a dead stump
currant/warrior bush TinT in Warrambool
currant bush guest/ coolabah host (I think)
currant bush chimera in Warrambool
Apophyllum anomalum in humus filled host WB
Currant/Warrior bush TinT - weird or what? P
strange little currant bush chimera in Priest
currant/ warrior bush - boxtree junction P
how did this currant bush get here if not planted?
double guest coolabah - thorny saltbush P
double guest coolibah - shrubby rice flower P
L strange TinT/ Ringtree combo
L ring in weird coolabah TinT combo tree
L currant bush guest in strange combo tree
L currant bush coolabah ringtree junction
L big wilga TinT with extra currant bush guest
L double guests big wilga tiny currant bush
L big wilga tiny currant bush in box
L wilga/ currant bush - bimblebox junction
L scartree with Pimelea microcephala guest
L Bush in tree - shrubby rice flower guest
L close up shrubby rice flower/ box junction
L big bimblebox scar small guest
L currant bush guest in coolabah host
L currant bush / coolabah junction
L mature currant bush / coolabah TinT
L coolabah / currant bush junction
small wilga TinT in Merrywinebah
small wilga guest box tree host junction MW
wilga in box in swamp MW
new wilga chimera Merrywinebah
medium wilga in box TinT in Goorie
wilga guest box tree host junction
medium wilga in box in Goorie
new wilga chimera in old Goorie cluster
L coolabah inside a coolabah on warrambool
open wide come inside its a coolabah TinT
CS coolabah regrowth not Tree in Tree
CS coolabah regrowth close up
RT small TinT in culturally burnt stump
RT guest? whitewood, rosewood or butterbush?
RT very small TinT - unknown guest
RT small whitewood TinT
RT whitewood guest in bimblebox host
RT small whitewood guest
RT stone axcut stumps with butterbush guests
RT butterbush (Pittosporum angustifolium) TinTs
RT butterbush guests in box stump
RT adjacent small butterbush TinT
RT small butterbush/ Gumbie gumbie TinT
RT butterbush TinT adjacent to stumps
RT peach bush TinT at sandhill
RT peach bush in box at sandhill
RT Ehretia membranifolia TinT
RT currant bush TinT
RT currant bush TinT close
RT Apophyllum anomalum in box tree
RT new peach bush TinT near warrambool
RT Pbush TinT between sandhill & warrambool
RT small but significant new peach bush TinT
RT high tiny boobialla TinT
RT high boobialla guest at sandy camp
RT low boobialla TinT at sandy camp
RT boobialla (Myroporum montanum) TinT
RT bumble TinT at sandy camp
RT Capparis mitchelli TinT
close up Wild orange TinT sandy camp
RT medium currant bush TinT at sandy camp
RT medium sized currant bush guest
RT warrior/currant bush TinT
RT currant bush / bimblebox junction
RT new currant bush TinT at warrambool tank
RT currant/warrior bush guest
RT currant bush TinT at warrambool camp
RT new currant bush TinT at new warrambool camp
Rt small peach bush TinT
RT peach bush/ box tree junction
RT peach bush in box near road
RT nepine/ Capparis lasiantha in box tree
Rt nearby peach bush TinT
RT Ehretia membranifolia TinT
RT nice currant bush TinT at warrambool camp
RT currant/warrior bush TinT close
RT currant bush TinT at warrambool camp
CV Wilga in a blackbox
CV wilga TinT on Wailwun land
CV mature wilga in blackbox
CV another wilga in blackbox
CV medium wilga TinT
CV Wilga blackbox junction
CV wilga in dead box
CV wilga in dead bimblebox or blackbox
CV medium wilga TinT
CV tiny butterbush TinT I think
CV I think this tiny guest is a butterbush
CV tiny butterbush in box
CV I think this tiny guest is pittosporum angustifolium
CV another tiny butterbush TinT?
CV tiny guest whose bark looks like butterbush
KW tiny wilga in box at sandhill
KW tiny wilga TinT
KW tiny wilga in mature bimblebox
KW peach bush guest boxtree host
KW peach bush in box stump
KW Peach bush in box stump
KW currant bush in bimblebox
KW currant bush guest bimblebox host
KW currant bush / box tree junction
KW wilga guest clinging to box bole
KW wilga guest almost uprooted
KW tiny wilga guest in box host
RT Butter bush / box tree combo
RT butter bush in box - TinT or not TinT?
RT butter bush engulfed by box - how?
Budda in box in Wallangilla
live budda/ Eremophila mitchellii in box WG
Budda & box junction - live guest & host
mature budda guest in dead box tree host WG
exceptional big budda TinT in wallangilla
big budda in dead boxtree WG
live budda dead box junction WG
revisit reshot boonery/ dead coolabah TinT
old climbing saltbush guest in dead host WG
currant bush TinT in wallangilla
currant bush / box tree junction WG
smallish currant bush TinT in WG
house-guests - 2 X burrs, 1 X grass + supplejack
RT revisit double scarred box / rosewood? guest
RT I think this guest is a small rosewood/ boonery
Rt exceptional CMT
duplex guests - currant bush & whitewood in box
currant bush/ whitewood TinT in wallangilla
Old TinT on Guiseley. Dead guest unknown
Guiseley TinT - dead rosewood guest?
peach bush TinT in Chimera chase TB
peach bush - box tree junction TB
peach bush guest box tree host Chimera chase
T medium rosewood TinT
rosewood TinT in Tungra
T rosewood has smooth bark when young
T rosewood boxtree junction
C Allan Tighe & Kerry Flint at peach bush TinT
Cumborah TinT guest host junction
C peach bush in firewood lopped box tree
C tiny wilga or butterbush TinT
C tiny guest meets host junction
Allan & Kerry with big wilga TinT at Cumborah
Cumborah big wilga in box tree
Cumborah dead guests in TinT 1
Cumborah dead guests in TinT 2
Cumborah dead guests in TinT 3
Cumborah small wilga in box crotch
C small wilga box tree junction
Cumborah unknown TinT guests ... lignum?
Bumble in Bimble - LOVE IT
tiny peach bush in stump in Telinebone
steel axe cut stump - peach bush junction TB
Supplejack vine in box crotch TB
Supplejack vines normally grow beside not in trees
tiny boobialla in dead box tree Telinebone
boobialla / box tree junction TB
platter scar beside small currant bush TinT TB
currant bush TinT beside platter scar reverse
currant bush box tree junction in Telinebone
wilga guest reshoot Chimera chase TB
wilga reshoot - why some guests are small?
peach bush in pine stump in telinebone
peach bush guest in dead pine stump TB
Peach bush elbow in TinT Telinebone
Avon totally unique Wilga in Leopardwood TinT
tree hugging - measuring the unique Wilga host
Russell measuring the Wilga in Leopardwood TinT
unbelievable wilga in leopardwood at Avon
wilga/ leoparwood junction - ASTONISHING
RT Russell & Jen measuring high boobialla TinT
RT high boobialla in box spotted by Russell Fairfax
RT high Whitewood (?) guest in box host
ecologists Russell & Jen with with high whitewood TinT
RT wilga in box crotch in fire box swamp
RT smallish wilga in biggish box TinT
RT box/ wilga junction with stone axe cut stump
ecologist Russell Fairfax with aged bumble in box
big bumble (wild orange) in v.old split box TB
Capparis mitchellii TinT in Telinebone
GGS Jen Silcock with new tiny wilga TinT she found
GGS new tiny wilga guest in blackbox host
GGS wilga blackbox TinT with stone axe cut stump
GGS high Nepine (Capparis lasiantha) guest
Native passionfruit guest IN boxtree not BESIDE
T Jen & stone axe cut stumps on rosewood TinT
Russell & Rowan measuring old rosewood TinT
Russell & rosewood TinT he spotted in Cumbul
big Alectryon oleifolius in long dead box or pine stump CB
smallish wilga TinT - spotted by chance G
difficult to see smallish wilga TinT in Goorie
wilga / box junction in boxtree crotch G
double guest TinT revisit - P.microcephala & boobialla
FW smallish wilga TinT on billabong
FW wilga boxtree junction
FW wilga in boxtree crotch near billabong
FW big bumble in blackbox near road
FW wild orange guest Blackbox host junction
FW bumble blackbox TinT south view
FW black box bumble TinT north view
FW Pimelea microcephala shrub in blackbox
FW small wilga guest in boxtree host
FW small wilga TinT junction
FW small wilga TinT
peach tree guest in box tree host Cumborah
C peach tree TinT in small deadish box
Reshoot or TinT ? First eucalypt guest or is it ?
C unknown eucalypt - guest or reshoot from host
C peach bush in dead boxtree
peach bush TinT at Cumborah
C peach bush growing in live box tree
peach bush TinT Cumborah
C peach bush box tree junction
C big old wilga in dead box tree
Big wilga in box at cumborah
Big wilga TinT Cumborah
small wilga TinT Cumborah
C small wilga TinT near dam
Allan checking out the soil in Cumborah TinT
big peach bush TinT in Priest ??
big peach bush in stone or steel axcut stump P?
quinine guest in closed crotch half dead box P
quine guest box tree junction - closed crotch P
Quinine twosome - closed crotch TinT P
Quinine guest in open crotch dead? box host P
quinine / open crotch box junction P
quinine TinT twosome - open crotch host
Jen Silcock checks out big box tree quinine TinT P
peach bush in box in Priest
peach bush in box tree crotch P
small wilga in box in steel axe cut box tree Priest
wilga boxtree junction - stump looks steel axcut
small wilga TinT with steel axe cut stumps P
tiny peach bush TinT in Priest
peach bush box tree junction
Peach bush pair of TinTs in Priest - steel or stone ?
P.B TinT pairs - is box stump steel or stone axe cut?
P.B pairs in Priest - same age same location
Peach bush pairs in Priest - who cut this stump?
P.B pars close up Ehretia membranifolia guest P
living camp construction with pair of peach bush TinTs
Peach bush in box tree in Stud
Peach bush Boxtree junction Stud
close by peach bush TinT in Stud
similar peach bush boxtree junction on this
medium wilga in dead box in Brigalow
wilga in dead box junction B
wilga in dead box TinT south side
medium wilga TinT with stone axe cut stump B
rosewood in blackbox on trade route /songlines SP
medium rosewood (boonery) TinT Spillbury
rosewood in blackbox beside road ex trade route
Current / Warrior bush in chain saw cut box stump SP
tiny currant bush TinT on trade route/ songline SP
peach bush TinT unknown location
peach bush in stone axcut box tree stump
typical peach bush TinT - cant remember where ?
currant bush growing in Belah tree in Keero
only 2nd known belar tree host - unusual combo
how does a current bush survive in a solid belah tree?
Apophyllum anomalum in Casuarina cristata K
bumble in dead box in Bimber
Bumble TinT at Bimber waterhole
Bumble / dead box tree junction - Bimber
Wilga in dead box at Bimber waterhole
wilga guest in poisoned box tree in Bimber
wilga/ box junction - hosts very similar & close
currant bush in old scarred box Wallangilla
old scarred box with currant bush in stump
scar & guest in different parts of same tree WB
currant bush guest - TinT at old camp in WB
smallish boobialla in box in Warrambool
boobialla & possibly another guest in box crotch
boobialla (Myroporum montanum) TinT in WB
steel cut stump? on box tree host I think WB
big Rosewood guest in stump -could be reshoot?
unknown host - TinT or rosewood reshoot? WB
dodgy looking whitewood TinT in WB
to be or not to a TinT-what is the relationship here?
multi shrub guests in box on warrambool channel
gorgeous Budda in box combo in Warrambool
Eremophila mitchellii TinT between camp & channel
budda guest growing out of boxtree crotch WB
budda not a common guest & not always successful
series of peach bush TinTs around Warrambool camp
peach bush /box tree junction on TinT 1
peach bush TinT 2 with guest emerging mid tree
same tree different angle showing branch tear scar
the boxtree host on TinT 2 is v.old -Warrambool
peach bush TinT 3 - all around same WB camp
peach bush in dead part of tree like Allan Tighe said
peach bush TinT 3 closer view - at WB camp.
Tiny peach bush guest in TinT 4 - could be reshoot
peach bush in box tree crotch - seed or reshoot?
sedge/ kidney weed all around the peach bush TinTs
high peach bush TinT 6 at Warrambool camp
TinT 6- peach bush emerging from broken branch
Did the peach bush guest grow up thru the box trunk?
tiny peach bush TinT 7 - seeded or reshoot guest?
closing coolamon scar on box tree host TinT 7
peach bush TinT 8 - guest growing out of old scar
peach bush /box tree junction at WB camp
Im over peach bush TinTs - lets move on ...
new house paddock TinTs -tiny wilga in box
new tiny wilga in box tree crotch in House paddock
Is this wilga guest new or is it a reshoot of an old guest
also newly discovered is this peach bush TinT
many limbed peach bush guest in old box stump HP
coolamon tree with some shrubby guests
old high currant bush TinT in Cumbul
This guest Apophyllum anomalum in CB is old
high up currant bush guest in medium box tree
old growth TinTs do not occur naturally ...
high up peach bush TinT in Telinebone
high peach bush guest close up
another high peach bush TinT at this TB camp
close up of 2nd peach bush TinT nearby
very high up peach bush TinT at this camp
this is the highest peach bush guest Ive seen
tiny peach bush guest in same cluster same camp
small peach bush guest - young plant or reshoot?
medium wilga TinT around same TB camp
wilga box tree junction-newly discovered TB camp
All these TinTs are clustered around the camp
wilga guest in box tree crotch close up view
another currant bush TinT in Telinebone
currant bush growing in boxtree crotch TB
Apophyllum anomalum TinT close TB
tiny quinine in box in Cumbul
tiny quinine guest - reshoot or new plant CB
small peach bush in dead eucalypt
peach bush in dead hollow in Nardoo
small peach bush in live box Nardoo
hollow boxtree crotch with peach bush guest
big currant bush in dead eucalypt
currant bush TinT in Nardoo
currant bush guest has squeezed out thorny saltbush
big guest small dead host like most farming paddock TinTs
Accidental whitewood TinT I think
small whitewood growing in gap left by fallen coolabah limb
whitewood in coolabah in Stud - possibly natural
tiny wilga in black box TinT FW
tiny wilga in black box crotch 5 ks from Cuddie springs
small whitewood in black box in back paddock swamp
whitewood in blackbox in Back paddock FW
back paddock swamp home to 3 TinTs & 1 ring
medium wilga in black box in swamp FW
medium wilga in big black box 5 ks from Cuddie springs
wilga guest clings onto almost vertical trunk FW
new tiny wilga TinT in Priest
tiny wilga guest in big bimble box P
mature bumble in box in Priest
big bumble growing low down on box tree host P
bumble/ wild orange guest host junction
bumble roots wholly within low box tree crotch
V.old Nepine/ Capparis lasiantha in V.old scar
mature currant bush in big old coolabah
currant bush (Apophyllum anomalum) TinT
kit fits comfortably inside the coolabah host in Bonbon
currant bush in very big coolabah near BonBon tank
small wilga big box TinT in Cumbul
small wilga / big bimble box junction CB
new budda TinT in cumbul
small budda in stone axe cut box tree stump CB
budda (Eremophila mitchellii) TinT in Cumbul
medium peach bush TinT in Mooroo
peach bush guest in big dead coolabah host M
Peach bush TinT in Mooroo
peach bush in dead eucalypt - Mooroo
medium peach bush TinT MR
small peach bush in dead coolabah I think
peach bush grows up through dead trees & stumps
tiny peach bush TinT in Mooroo cluster
peach bush not planted but suckering up thru stump
the one that got away - whitewood in stump somewhere
FW lovely old wilga TinT on billabong
FW medium wilga guest in live box on billabong
wilga / bimblebox junction
this billabong has 1 TinT & 1 Ringtree - important
tiny wilga TinT at big Brook hill camp
BH tiny wilga guest in big bimble box host
tall peach bush TinT in Brook hill camp
peach bush guest growing up thru broken box
dead wilga guest in live box LR-Wlg road
wilga guest recently dead in box LR-Wlg rd
tiny wilga TinT LR-Wlg rd
tiny wilga in box crotch close up LR-Wlg rd
small wilga in live box cut with cross cut saw LR-Wlg rd
the biggest of the LR-Wlg rd TinTs + Allan
tiny wilga TinT LR-Wlg rd
dead guest prob. boobialla in stump LR-Wlg rd
dead boobialla TinT foreground tiny wilga TinT background
dual occupancy TinT - big bumble medium currant bush - Stud
currant bush guest has layered thru termite nest & re- rooted
Bumble/ Bimblebox junction in 2 guest TinT in Stud
Flourishing currant bush guest re-rooted in whiteant nest
V. interesting double TinT in area with few CMTs & little water
tiny peach bush growing up thru coolamon N
coolamon / peach bush junction Newtons
peach bush in dead box in peach bush cluster - Newtons
small peach bush in dead box/coolabah Newtons
big bumble/ wild orange TinT - Newtons cluster
Bumble in scarred box TinT in Newtons peach bush cluster
Capparis mitchellii / scarred box junction Newtons
currant bush guest in big coolabah in Newtons
This currrant bush propagated itself into this coolabah crotch
this is the original currant bush trunk beside the coolabah
current bush guest propagated by layering not by seed
rosewood guest in dead coolabah stump in Newtons
medium Alectryon oleifolius TinT on billabong N
think the host coolabah stump cut with stone axe
medium rosewood/ boonery TinT crop side N
FW small rosewood in black box
FW back paddock small rosewood TinT
FW rosewood/ black box junction
1st leopardwood TinT found here Telinebone
tiny leopardwood guest in bimble box crotch TB
leopardwood in box in Telinebone
leopardwood TinT - why arent there more?
tiny wilga TinT in Telinebone
tiny wilga in bimblebox crotch TB
small wilga in box in Telinebone
small wilga / bimblebox junction TB
climbing saltbush (Rhagodia nutans) in box TB
small peach bush TinT Telinebone
another peach bush TinT Telinebone
small peach bush / box tree junction TB
double dead combo in Telinebone
double dead but the host was a bimblebox TB
dead unknown guest in dead box tree Telinebone
peach bush guest in scarred box tree TB
peach bush growing though bimblebox scar TB
double guests in scarred box - Nepine & Gargaloo
old Nepine guest (Capparis lasiantha) climbing shrub
Gargaloo guest (Parsonsia eucalyptophylla)
V.high peach bush guest in a box tree Telinebone
V.high peach bush guest magnified TB
another peach bush guest in bimble box scartree TB
axtrax on the bottom of box host scar - peach bush TinT
top of box scartree where peach bush emerges TB
young supplejack growing IN not ON its box tree host TB
small supplejack in box tree crotch - starts as a climber TB
small supplejack guest in box host in Telinebone
this box host has 2 guests - the upper is a weed & bottom a tiny wilga
tiny wilga guest in lower stone axe cut box stump TB
tiny wilga guest in stone axcut bimblebox stump crotch
big old Nepine guest in box tree crotch
Nepine / box tree junction Telinebone
FW small wilga gues in big black box host
FW small wilga TinT in back paddock swamp
FW small wilga / black box junction
FW tiny wilga & thorny saltbush in black box host
FW tiny wilga in black box in back paddock swamp
FW small wilga in bulbous bottomed black box
FW small wilga in black box crotch back paddock
FW small wilga / black box junction
FW small wilga in broken black box stump
FW small wilga / black box stump junction
FW another small wilga TinT in same swamp
FW small wilga guest in black box host in swamp
peach bush growing up thru old box - Cumbul
medium sized peach bush TinT in Cumbul
another close by Peach bush TinT Cumbul
peach bush inside old broken box CB
double guests - native jasmine & thorny saltbush in box
old Nepine inside box tree Cumbul
double guest TinT with stone axe cut stumps CB
Currant bush & Thorny saltbush share box tree crotch
double guest TinTs quite common in Cumbul & TB
tiny peach bush TinT Cumbul
tiny peach bush / box tree junction CB
lovely little budda TinT in Cumbul
budda (Eremophila mitchellii) in box CB
small budda in boxtree crotch CB
bumble guest in scarred box tree host - Cumbul
bumble / scarred box tree junction
very beautiful bumble TinT in Cumbul
mature bumble guest in smallish bimble box CB
2nd bumble TinT in same area - not natural no way
similar sized bumble guest in box tree crotch
bumble growing where fallen box tree bole was
2nd bumble in face fallen box close to 1st bumble in scarred box CB
small budda in box in Cumbul
bumble in box with steel axe cut stump Cumbul
small budda / box tree junction CB
bumble thru box - not a TinT but not normal TB
bumble branch goes thru the big box fork & out the other side
this is the bumble branch emerging from box tree fork TB
small quinine guest in box tree in Telinebone
small quinine / box tree junction TB
Quinine guest of the furry leaved variety TB
Quinine guest in box crotch with saltbush in box stump TB
tiny budda VIP (Very Important Plant) guest TB
tiny budda TinT - Budda is a very significant tree
nice neat Peach bush TinT south of boredrain TB
this peach bush guest is older than it looks TB
wilga thru box tree fork. Not TinT but not normal either
dead guest in live box tree in Telinebone
unknown dead guest in box tree crotch TB
big wilga in steel axe cut box tree stump TB
big wilga in steel axe cut stump Telinebone
wilga TinT in 1st TB sandhill - similar to Tungra wilga TinTs
mature currant bush TinT in 1st Telinebone sandhill
bimble box host is also scarred-currant bush TinT
big currant bush / big box junction TB
currant bush TinT in scarred box TB
small wilga TinT Telinebone
Pimelea microcephala between stone axe cut box stumps
big old double guest Tint - peach bush & boobialla -1st sandhill
very high small boobialla guest in double TinT TB
mid tree peach bush guest in double TinT TB
amazing high up currant bush guest in Cumbul
peach bush in box tree scar in cumbul
peach bush guest growing in behind big scar CB
peach bush guest in old box tree hole Cumbul
peach bush / box tree junction CB
another big peach bush growing in scarred box CB
peach bush guest & box tree scar up close Cumbul
small quinine in box in Telinebone
Quinine TinT - guest in box crotch
double guest TinT - boobialla & rosewood in Box TB
boobialla & rosewood living in box tree TB
double small guest TinT in Telinebone
supplekack in box in Telinebone
supplejack is a climber but normally grows BEside not INside
supplejack (Ventilago viminalis) TinT
tiny wilga TinT in 1st sandhill Telinebone
box tree /Peach bush junction
high peach bush guest at camp in 1st sandhill TB
peach bush emerging out of box tree branch stub TB
Big old peach bush TinT in 1st sandhill Telinebone
old peach bush guest in old boxtree with axcut burls
old peach bush / old boxtree junction TB
Very big sandhill box with dead guest in Priest
dead unknown guest / huge boxtree junction
dead guest could be Budda? -popular in Priest
cultural Currant bush TinT at other end of the sandhill
small peach bush guest in dead host P
small supplejack TinT near Brigalow patch P
double dead - host would be a bimblebox P
unknown dead guest/ dead boxtree host junction P
I think the dead guest may have been a wilga?
1ST ever Pine TinT - yay!!!
Pine guest is growing between central stump & epicormic shoots
the big boxtree host is much older than pine guest
I dont know why there arent more Pine TinTs?
top of the tall cypress pine/ Callitris glaucophylla guest
big old Peach bush TinT in Feed 2
old peach bush/ old boxtree junction F2
this is a cultural not accidental TinT F2
special currant bush in coolabah TinT in Priest
currant bush guest emerging beside a burnt coolabah stump
both coolabah host & currant bush guest are old
1st ever Ironwood TinT host (Acacia excelsa)
woody little wilga in a live Ironwood in Warrambool
wilga in ironwood TinT less than 200 mtrs from camp
woody little wilga guest up close - older than it looks WB
currant bush TinT on the warrambool channel
currant bush guest Coolabah host Warrambool
Apophyllum anomalum in Eucalyptus coolabah
this tiny budda TinT is near the old sandy camp WB
there is a few guests here but the only live one is Budda
weird root thing that seems to be part of the box host?
strange misplaced box root from box host WB
wilga TinT at new sandy camp in Warrambool
mature wilga guest in box host at new sandy camp
one of the most beautiful wilga TinTs found end of Aug 2021
new wilga TinT in new camp in warrambool
tiny budda TinT in Merrywinebah swamp
tiny budda in stone axe cut box tree stump
tiny Eremophila mitchellii TinT in Merrywinebah
Pimelea microcephala in big box crotch in swamp
peach bush TinT in merrywinebah swamp
Peach bush TinT in peach bush cluster in swamp
big old peach bush TinT in Kraka holding paddock
This peach bush TinT is extremely old Kraka
big old peach bush in box tree in stump off Gingie rd
small wilga in dead box in Telinebone
wilga TinT with stone axe cut stumps TB
small wilga guest in lond dead box tree TB
lignum (Muehlenbeckia florulenta) in dead eucalypt
mature rosewood in dead eucalypt prob. coolabah
rosewood in dead coolabah in Boonery
V.old camp rosewood TinT at Bonnery tank
old camps - old TinTs like this - boonery TinT in Boonery paddock
unknown shrub in tree in Warrambool
thorny saltbush & small whitewood in box in Stud
V.small whitewood in shared accommodation S
small whitewood TinT in new Stud paddock camp
Wailwun wilga in belar TinT - Ginghet nature reserve
McD small wilga in box TinT
small wilga in small but old box
McD small rosewood (I think) in box
small rosewood TinT close up
small rosewood TinT - host older than size suggests
McD - medium wilga in box
medium wilga TinT at sanctuary
wilga / box junction - again the box host is small
The most astonishing tree(s) Ive ever seen !!!!
Jen Silcock says this is a redgum TinT
The redgum has been grown inside the bimblebox
McD redgum in a bimblebox - how did they do this?
McD - only leaf-less cherry TinT in existence
one of the few Avon TinTs - small wilga in box
small wilga in box close up in Avon
McD - small wilga in very big redgum
1st ever redgum host with small wilga guest
wilga in redgum at sanctuary with dogs
small wilga guest dwarfed by huge redgum host
McD - 2 small supplejack TinTs close together
one of the small supplejack TinTs
the other small supplejack TinT
McD another small supplejack TinT
supplejack / box junction
McD - bigger supplejack TinT
supplejack / box tree junction
they sure liked their supplejack here - another TinT
supplejack normally starts as a vine BESIDE a tree OR freestanding
1 day others will appreciate the skill that went into this dual eucalypt
NP interesting very low wilga TinT
low wilga guest in Ginghet nat. reserve
NP unusual small wilga guest in boxtree
N.P medium wilga in belah host revisit
NP wilga/ belah junction - both living happily
NP neighboring belah tree with tiny Pimelea M guest
FW new camp with wilga TinT
FW small wilga guest in box with steel axe cut stumps
FW new wilga TinT in newly discovered camp
FW new leopardwood TinT - only 3 of these
FW small leopardwood guest in box at new camp
FW small leopardwood guest in big box crotch
old currant bush TinT at old Wallangilla camp
currant bush /boxtree junction Wallangilla camp
Currant bush TinT makes 3 TinTs at this WG camp
one of 2 new peach bush TinTs in Warrambool
medium peach bush emerges mid box tree WB
one of 2 new peach bush TinTs close together WG
2nd new mid tree peach bush TinT in Wallangilla
this peach bush TinT has 2 exits or 2 separate guests WB
box host with 2 emerging peach bush guests WB
another wilga TinT in new Priest cluster
small peach bush / box tree junction - new Priest cluster
another small wilga TinT in Priest cluster
small wilga / medium box junction P
another small wilga TinT in this cluster - steel axe cut stumps
tiny currant bush in crotch left by missing bole Priest cluster
pair of old wilga TinTs in stumps - this one has a circum; 95cm Preist
the smaller of 2 wilga in box stump TinTs in Priest cluster
box stump with 2 live epicormic shoots so guest wilga is smaller
This wilga in box stump TinT has a circumference over 1 m
this wilga guest is slightly larger as the box stump is dead
the odds of these 2 big wilga TinTs 20 m apart being natural is zero !
yet another small wilga TinT in same Priest cluster
small wilga / box tree junction in Priest cluster
this new coolabah is growing inside the old coolabah
coolabah in coolabah - reshoot not TinT I think
coolabah in coolabah natural not cultural SP
WV currant bush in black box
WV currant bush TinT in big black box swamp near Cuddie springs
WV currant bush in black box TinT in big shallow swamp
FW leopardwood & unknown dead guest 2 paddocks camp
double guests - wilga & nepine in bimblebox at Goorie camp
2 guests in 2 crotches at Goorie sand camp
big boobialla TinT at Goorie sand camp
beautiful high boobialla TinT - Goorie camp
boobialla in box - high up where they like it - G
boobialla/ buubiyala / Myroporum montanum TinT in Goorie
WV small wilga in big old centre burnt black box
small wilga TinT on Wailwun country 3 ks from Cuddie springs
Black box host with centre burns similar to other trees in vicinity
WV Wailwun country wilga TinT with a difference
dead guest in in coolabah swelling - Stud
dead guest - tree or shrub ? Stud swamp
dead guest in Coolabah burl protrusion. Stud
big old Rosewood in box stump in new Priest cluster
Rosewood TinT - am calling this due to the location. P
borderline Rosewood TinT in new Priest cluster
another dead guest in burnt coolabah stump Stud
small wilga in box at new Priest cluster
small wilga /smallish box junction Priest
Out will Allo - coolabah guest in box in new Priest cluster
The only other coolabah guest seen is at Cumborah
small coolabah TinT - 1 of only 2 known - new priest cluster
dual occupancy TinT - Wilga & Rosewood in box P
wilga & rosewood guests - same level but different crotches P
Special new camp with special double TinT - new Priest cluster
rosewood guest reshoots after dieback - hard to guess age
small rosewood guest in big old box host - not as young as it looks
rosewood guest has died back & reshot - wilga guests also die back
this is the dead rosewood trunk - how often does this happen?
out with Allo at the 2 X quinine TinTs in Priest
2nd Priest TinT - similar sizes close together
small wilga in big boxtree in Priest
small wilga in big box Priest sandhill cluster
biggest bumble TinT in the world
funny double guest TinT in Telinebone
quinine & gargaloo guests in big old box TB
Alstonia constricta/ Parsonsia eucalyptophylla guests
very old double guest TinT close up TB
The TinT that verifies cultural origins in TB
old peach bush guest in dead boxtree in Telinebone
pic showing deep axe cuts & peach bush guest
deep cultural axcuts on old peach bush TinT
axcuts on TinT close up - looks like steel to me ?
THIS IS NOT a TinT.... this is a whitewood reshoot
when the guest is the same tree species as the host its a reshoot not a TinT
double dead - dead guest in dead stump in Priest.
dead tree or shrub in stump at Brigalow house
typical small wilga in small boxtree in Priest
wilga/ box junction - most of these TinTs in this cluster are younger
Typical sized TinT reflects a newer camp- ie after colonisation
dead guest in box in Merrywinebah swamp
unknown dead guest in MW swamp
Currant bush in dead coolabah in Wallangilla
Currant bush in poisoned coolabah WG
Apophyllum anomalum emerges from dead host WG
BinT - old nepine shrub in dead coolabah WG
Nepine in dead coolabah in Wallangilla close
dead guests in box stump in Priest. Quinine I think
2 small dead guests or one forked dead guest in box stump P
dead twin Quinines? in steel axe cut box stump P
dying Nepine vine in box in Priest
2nd only pine TinT at rubbish dump in Ration
small pine/ box tree junction Ration
Pine TinTs are very rare - unknown reason
Bumble in box at new culvert camp TB
smallish bumble in smallish box tree Telinebone
Capparis mitchellii TinT at culvert camp Telinebone
boobialla in high broken off box stump beside bumble TinT
Boobialla guests like to live high up in dead hosts. Culvert camp TB
small wilga in big box at culvert camp Telinebone
small wilga / box crotch junction close TB
small Geijera parviflora TinT at culvert camp TB
small peach bush in broken branch at culvert camp
technically a small peach bush TinT even if suckered
small peach bush in pine stump at culvert camp TB
again technically a peach bush TinT but suckered not planted
Jen Silcock's TinT at Mitchell Qld
1st Blackwattle (Acacia salicina) TinT found at Dunkeld, Mitchell Qld
Black wattle/ dhulan in box. Jen Silcock found at golf course camp
currant bush in box in Wallangilla
currant bush guest totally embedded in box host WG
currant bush/ box tree junction Wallangilla camp
hairy boxtree TinT. Better together perhaps?
small wilga in box at same camp in Wallangilla
small wilga in big box - typical TinT at typical sandy camp WG
small wilga TinT in profile-hard to miss when you get your eye in
V.high peach bush guest in bimblebox host TB
unusually high peach bush TinT Telinebone
Peach bush in pine stump Telinebone 2nd sandhill
pine stump/ peach bush junction TB
peach bush in box in Telinebone 2nd sandhill
peach bush / box junction TB 2nd sandhill
1ST EVER wild lemon TinT - 2nd sandhill Telinebone
Ive called this place psydrax camp after this TinT
1st Psydrax oleifolia guest ever found TB
wild lemon/ lemon myrtle in box Psydrax camp TB
peach bush guest in stone axe cut box stump TB
stone axe cut branches on host stump - psydrax camp TB
peach bush TinT stone axe cut branches Psydrax camp TB
small supplejack in big box at Psydrax camp 2nd sandhill TB
small supplejack TinT at Psydrax camp TB
small quinine in big box at psydrax camp TB
small quinine big box Psydrax camp 2nd sandhill TB
quinine /bimble box junction Psydrax camp
tiny whitewood TinT Psydrax camp TB
tiny quinine guest close up TB
perpendicular boobialla in box at Psydrax camp TB
stone axe cut branches on box host - boobialla TinT
boobialla guest much older than size suggests TB
boobialla / box junction showing unusual angle of guest TB
Gingie rd songline rosewood TinT
rosewood in black box TinT along Gingie rd
another TinT along songline found by Allan Tighe
Allan's songline TinT Alectryon Oleifolius in Eucalyptus largiflorens
small supplejack in V.big bimblebox Psydrax camp TB
2nd supplejack TinT at Psydrax camp 2nd sandhill TB
small bumble in big box at Psydrax camp TB
small bumble /big box junction Psydrax camp
Capparis mitchellii TinT - older than size suggests Psydrax camp
currant bush in box 2nd sandhill Telinebone
currant bush TinT showing stone axe cut stumps TB
currant bush/ box tree junction 2nd sandhill TB
nepine Bush in Tree - cultural not natural TB
This Nepine/ Capparis lasiantha was planted in this box tree TB
medium sized bumble in box 2nd sandhill TB
this wild orange guest is older than it's size suggests
Capparis mitchelli TinT in Telinebone
bumble/ box junction - continuous camps TB
medium sized wilga TinT in smallish box host TB
This wilga TinT is near the big scarred wilga TinT in new archive
this wilga TinT is older than size suggests - periphery camp TB
wilga/ box junction periphery camp 2nd sandhill TB
smallish wilga in dead eucalypt - box or coolabah TB
the host has been poisoned with Tordon in the 1980s
wilga TinT located between TB & Cumbul camps
wilga/ dead eucalypt host junction TB flats not sandhill
small wilga/ thorny saltbush TinT at 1st sandhill camp TB
small wilga/thorny saltbush dual guests in steel axe cut box stump
As the stump decays it feeds the guests - sustainable agriculture!
small supplejack TinT in Priest. Starts life as a vine
supplejack guest sharing the boxtree crotch with climbing saltbush
small bumble in box TinT in Priest
You can see how the box tree host stump has 2 peripheral cuts
this is typical of a stone axe cut branch & common with TinTs
This is another TinT -same location but both the host & guest are dead
The dead host would be box & the guest looks like rosewood
Dunno why this TinT is a double dead - not a significant Priest camp
another Bumble TinT at this camp. The box tree host is dead
The dying host tree feeds the growing guest tree
unusually low junction between dead box host & bumble guest
This tiny wilga guest has not grown in a year. How long can they just sit there?
This is a common TinT type - tiny wilga/ huge box. Why is this so? P
Allo & Celeste check out the boobialla guest in a live cypress pine TB
Pine stumps are often hosts to Peach bush suckers - not live Pines
So a live cypress pine takes the Host list to 8 - dead ones dont count
Allo & Celeste at the biggest of the small quinine TinTs Culvert camp TB
There are 3 quinine TinT s here within 10 mts - culvert camp TB
Quinine is a very important medicinal tree - not long lived
here are the nearby quinine TinTs - this one in a big box host
small quinine guest in big box host - Culvert camp 2nd sandhill TB
the 3rd quinine TinT within 10 mtrs or so - culvert camp TB
This quinine TinT seems very similar to the last - why 3 QTinTs ?
I found this double guest TinT looking for another at the culvert camp
the 2 guests are Whitewood & Wild orange/ bumble
they are being fed by the decaying dead box tree stump
soon there will be only these dual guests. The dead box host will decay away
quinine in steel axe cut box stump Psydrax camp 2nd sandhill TB
quinine/ box junction. Think the box tree host is dead
peach bush suckered up thru old box tree stump in Newtons
Peach bush in dead eucalypts are mostly suckered. Only V.high ones are planted
this is a borderline bumble in box TinT in Cumbul
Its v.difficult to see if the bumble is growing 'in' or 'beside' the box
I will give it the benefit of the doubt due to its location in Cumbul
Wild orange aka bambul/bumble growing in a coolabah
this time of year the bumble has a strange furry fungus on the trunk
there are 2 other big bumble TinTs nearby one is a CMTinT
the boredrain tails out here & is slowly killing the inundated coolabahs
butter bush - Pittosporum angustifolium TinT
new butter bush in box very near the old wells in Telinebone
butter bush / box junction at the old wells TB
This one makes a dozen known butter bush TinTs - YEAH
new whitewood TinT in Mooroo
the host has been poisoned circa 1980s & was likely a coolabah
I think the small whitewood guest is older than it looks
tiny wilga growing in a rotting box tree in 1st sandhill TB
were the box trees pre loaded or did seeds germinate naturally?
boobialla in box tree stump 1st sandhill TB
this boobialla guest has been living in the box stump a long while
I think guests do better in live hosts. Possibly due to the "wood wide web"?
there are 2 guests in this box crotch - tiny wilga & small rosewood
there are box reshoots around the guests that block the light & limit growth
This dual occupancy TinT is located near the old wells in Telinebone
dead coolabah host with live coolabah guest TB
we dont know if this is a coolabah TinT or reshoot?
looks like its been dead too long to reshoot? Dunno about this one
This quinine/saltbush TinT looks like a living botanical sculpture
As does this wilga/saltbush TinT ...
This TinT is growing in the nutgrass carpet of an old TB camp
which is older: Budda growing in the ground or in a box tree?
This peach bush guest is difficult to see behind the box reshoots
Its located in the line of TinTs leading up to the billabong & wells in TB
you can see it better from this side of the tree ...
I think this peach bush guest was planted not suckered
here is a currant/ warrior bush growing out of a box tree in TB
this is the junction where the currant bush emerges
the little box stump to the left has been cut with a stone axe
quite a busy little TinT really with a gargaloo vine as well
Another peach bush TinT that looks suckered in the old box
The box is dead/ dying & the peach bush has invaded I think
It lives beside the billabong with 2 other peach bush TinTs in TB
small wilga in old box at the Avon house camp
this guest wilga is older then it looks I reckon
here is the junction where wilga emerges from the box tree host
this is a small peach bush growing in a multi stemmed box nearby
sometimes peach bush will sucker up through old eucalypts - Avon
here we have the first proper milgee TinT at the Avon house camp
milgee/ Acacia oswaldii is an important medicine tree
Allan Tighe makes a tea out of the bark & it has many uses
The 1st true milgee TinT Ive found - house camp in Avon
This guest is also a first - emu bush / ngawil / Eremophila longifolia
you can see the tiny emu bush growing out of the low coolamon
other emu bush growing around the box - this one's broken off
here is another peach bush TinT at the same camp in Avon
the peach bush is growing out of an old box stump
I think the guest probably suckered in from the peach tree beside the stump
this old stump close by has a nepine / ngaybaan/ Capparis lasiantha guest
I only upload very old bushes in trees like this one
The green berries ripen to yellow & are nice if you can beat the ants
this is the biggest but not necessarily the oldest TinT on Avon
the wilga guest is growing in a stone axe cut box tree stump
the box tree host is still alive and there are reshoots on the reshoot
This wilga TinT is older than it looks as well - the whole camp is
neighbour's wilga in box TinT has a currant bush sidekick guest too
suckered peach bush in box at Avon house camp
peach bush has grown up thru the failed trunk
peach bush guests in U shaped box tree at catchment camp Avon
these box trunks belong to one tree & the peach bush has suckered in
the crotches in the box tree come from fallen/ removed branches I think
revisited the wilga growing in dying leopardwood at Avon
budda in old box stump on Tungra
the stump has been broken open by the growing budda tree
the stump has been cut with a stone axe & planted with seeds/seedling
This may have been a conservation measure - use 1 put 1 back?
I think this thorny saltbush was planted too - controversially
Rhagodia spinescens is a very long lived saltbush always found at camps
Rosewood growing in a box tree on Tungra
Rosewood is a woman's tree like Bumble and difficult to germinate
Gomeroi people seemed to have no trouble germinating it?
and growing rosewood in the crotches of eucalypts
another previously recorded Tungra Rosewood in Box
This is not a TinT but a 'forb' thats been growing in box tree for a long time
you can see how embedded this plant is in boxtree crotch
Jen says its from the Brassicaceae family - a type of native cress
This peach bush TinT in Tungra is just astonishing.
this old peach bush living in this old box tree has been here a long time
here is the host/ guest junction - this guest was planted a long time ago
This peach bush didnt sucker its way into the box tree - AGED
should be recognized world wide- but hey this is Oz & no-one gives a shit
here are 2 big old PLANTED TinTs in Tungra 20 metres apart
this one is an old butterbush/ gumbie. gumbie in box
its growing out of a stone axe cut box stump on Tungra
both the box & the butterbush have been sharing root space for years
butter bush aka gumbie gumbie is a very important medicinal tree
adjacent to the butterbush TinT is this peach bush TinT
this box tree stump has been cut with a stone axe a long time ago
They used hollow box trees to filter underground water
they may have planted peach bush in the stump to regenerate?
another Tungra surprise is this big budda in box TinT
the guest budda is over a metre around (108 cm)
the boxtree host is is more than 4 metres circumference (409 cm)
here is where the guest 'bursts' out of the 'host' like a horror movie ..
This is a supplejack growing IN a boxtree rather than AROUND
Supplejacks start off as vines - medicinal & architectural in value
supplejacks are also found as guests 20 ks north on Guiesely - the plot thickens!
small budda tree growing in a box tree on Tungra
budda aka Eremophila mitchellii used for smoking people & places
Budda leaves are also boiled to make medicines
budda seems to be a common guest species in Tungra
nearby is a big wilga in box along the paleo river on Tungra
wilga is also used in smoking ceremonies connected to burials
aka Geijera parviflora aka dhiil - wilga leaves are medicinal/ narcotic
here is the box host / wilga guest junction. Another common Tungra combo
further south there are 2 currant bush TinTs about 100 mts apart
this is the biggest currant bush guest & it appears very old
I can tell the guest is old by the way the trunk is falling apart
currant/ warrior bush aka Apophyllum anomalum TinTs are common on Tungra too
across the flat this currant bush TinT is smaller but could be a similar age
the size of the guest depends on the conditions...
how much light/ water/ nutrient it receives - also how much help from the host
here is the junction - this currant bush guest is thriving - YAY
I revisited this Brassicaceae in box & think it may be Lepidium aschersonii
Jen will sample it - she says peppercress both eaten & used medicinally
This big wilga guest is not going anywhere but!
this wilga is growing out of a pair of cut box tree stumps
the occupied stump has been cut off with a stone axe
the adjacent boxtree also has a stone axe cut stump - the plot thickens
peach bush growing out of a box tree stump T
Probably suckered itself in there I think - camps are thick with peach bush
small wilga TinT at camp on Tungra
small guests are rare on Tungra - big TinT guests & big scars
small just means a lack of opportunity for growth eg. too shaded
this is the norm for Tungra - big budda in box
It seems like whenever they used timber they planted a replacement?
stone axe cut box stumps act as a pot - just add guest & water
watering means stability ie semi permanent camps
about 25 mts away is a big bumble in box
actually 2 guests here - bumble & small supplejack vine
bumble is a womans tree with plentiful fruit often & also medicinal
TinTs are regularly found in pairs - almost like gateways
here is a supplejack growing inside & outside an old box tree
this is the inside/ guest supplejack in the box tree crotch
here you can see the outside conventional ground growing vine
Ive seen a few of these currant bush guests dead before
soon it will decay & there will be nothing to show it was ever a TinT
I wonder how common the practice was - all along the paleo river?
This is a dead currant / warrior bush TinT is on the Tungra fenceline
wilga in a black box Boree
small wilga in big previously rung blackbox
wilga/ blackbox junction on wailwun country
T3 wilga in bimblebox around the cane grass camp
T3 hard to know how old these wilga guests this size are?
T3 I think they can stay the same size for many years?
similar age wilga in box back on Gingie
no one knows what rate the guests grow in TinTs & no one cares
This wilga / boxtree combo lives along the big Warrambool
so does this whitewood in box close by
whitewood guests seem to pop up anywhere often high up the trunk
this is the whitewood guest/ boxtree host junction WB
Pimelea microcephala in a box in Warrambool
I usually dont upload shrubs/ bushes growing in trees
Shrubby rice-flower is common here and a powerful medicinal plant
I think this currant bush TinT is in warrambool paddock too
Ive been mustering a lot lately & taking sheep through many paddocks
sometimes weeks may pass from when I take a phone pic & when I upload on the computer
This is a small wilga in a big box in Priest paddock
here is where the guest emerges from box tree crotch
I dont know why I hadnt seen this TinT before?
small bumble in box T3
Capparis mitchellii in Eucalyptus populnea
note the kidney weed carpet growing around the base of the host
big wilga in box T3
you can see the size of the wilga guest next to my foot
one of the more attractive Tungra TinTs
big bumble in box T3
this wild Orange guest has been doing it tough - dieback
they are left to their own devices now their creators have gone
another classic wilga in box TinT T3
This is the most common combo of all the nearly 500 TinTs Ive recorded
they are all different sizes making the ages hard to guesstimate
This old box tree is chockablock full of Peach bush T3
I think it suckered in there as there is no main trunk?
In this case however the peach bush guest has a central trunk T3
On the other hand there are peach bush suckered all around on the ground
Im going with the planted option as there are other TinTs nearby
big Rosewood TinT growing just near the last 2 peach bush TinTS
No doubt in my mind about who planted this guest!
The gomeroi of murramanaarr created this masterpiece
the Pimelea microcephala TinT here is actually a Bush in Tree
this one is flowering atm & is a very handy medicinal shrub
Its always at the camps growing in the ground or as a TinT
another big Peach bush TinT in the Tungra sandhills
Again - how did it get there? Due to the trunk size I say planted
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small peach bush in box - Given its sunny aspect it this guest should be bigger
possibly suckered or broken off & what you see is a reshoot
tiny wilga TinT - 2 limbs removed from small box tree host T4
the wilga guest stump looks like it was cut with a stone axe
but the empty stump looks like it was cut with a steel axe
this is the only TinT at Spillbury that isnt along the songline /main rd
however it is next to or close to 4 ringtrees & a nat. water catchment
the guest is a rosewood & dead host is either a blackbox or coolabah
another currant bush in a big old boxtree in the Tungra sandhills
there used to be a central trunk where this crotch (hole) was
the guest currant bush could be much older than it looks
you cant judge guest age by size like a bonsai - they have limiting growth factors
This big currant bush in coolabah TinT lives away from the sandhills
the currant bush is the most common coolabah guest
Why is this so? Do they grow well together? Like the wilga & box?
the other common guest is the peach bush but often they sucker in
here is a wilga growing in a steel axe cut box stump T4
although the wilga guest is small it is woody - older than it looks I think
most small guests are grazing height - trimmed up by sheep ?
this wilga in box stump is another interesting Tungra TinT
it appears as if the box host has been cut & used as a fence post?
cut with a steel axe I think - did the Gomeroi workers plant the seed?
Or is this post unrelated to the wilga TinT?
Pimelea microcephala in box at Bobs camp Tungra
The main trunk is missing here possibly used as a sand filter for the well?
This shrub in tree is within 100 metres of 4 old TinTs
boobialla in coolabah T5
This is an uncommon combination. Possibly the only one?
boobialla aka buubiyala fruits are very bitter to eat. Also medicinal
another Pimelea microcephala in box tree crotch
I cant remember where this one is located
tall old budda in box at Bob's camp T5
The Budda aka Eremophila mitchellii is 40 cm around
while the circumference isnt huge it has grown unusually tall chasing the light
This budda TinT is within 100 meters of 4 other old TinTs at Bob's camp
this is the 3rd Cypress pine TinT Ive seen. Its growing in a big forked box tree on Tungra
It looks like the big neighbouring pine has dropped cones into the fork below
It still doesnt explain why this 'natural' seeding doesnt happen away from the camps?
near the Pine TinT is a completely new host tree - needlewood
Needlewood aka Hakea leucoptera is not the ideal host because it is solid
I have no idea why there is a young looking peach bush growing out the trunk?
peach bush suckers like mad but how does it sucker up a solid tree?
this is a more normal TinT - if you can call arid zone epiphytes normal?
The wilga in box combo is common but this guest seems to have muscled its host out of the way
the budda seems to have taken over the box forcing it to survive on epicormic shoots
I think kilo for kilo there would be more budda than box in this combo
This is the biggest guest ever. Ive marked in red whats left of the host.
from the distance it looks like this combo is a stand alone wilga
the wilga guest is 152 cm around while whats left of the box host is 117 cm circum.
This dual tree is such an astonishing botanical wonder that I couldnt believe my eyes
Only a bimblebox/ could survive this sort of botanical encroachment
less than 50 metres away at Bobs camp lives a big rosewood in box TinT
this another very old guest but it will probably kill its host over time
rosewood/ boonery is one 'tuff mudder' & will win this turf war eventually
every year mm by mm the rosewood will expand taking more water+nutrient+light
unlike the wilga - rosewood is not a team player
tiny supplejack in big old box in Priest paddock
supplejacks start off as climbers but not normally in the crotches of boxtrees
tiny peach bush in box in Priest
again how did it get there - seed or sucker?
small wilga in box in Priest
why are all the TinTs in this new camp in Priest so young looking?
another tiny supplejack guest in box host P
Is the camp much younger than the Tungra camps?
This butter bush in box looks older but it may just have better situation?
I call this cactus camp & is one of the many Priest camps
this butter bush guest is the biggest in this particular camp
were they trying to prepare /grow a new camp for the future?
small wilga in box at cactus camp Priest
wilga in box is the most common epiphyte here & the majority are small in Priest
peach bush is also common as a guest & indispensable to camp life
you can see the sedge carpet around the base of the peach bush TinT
another wilga in box near the Pine tree camp.
I had overlooked these small TinTs at this pine tree months ago
and this peach tree in box close by
These little TinTs may be small but they are not random
There is a tiny supplejack lurking under this old thorny saltbush P
both guests are growing out of the same boxtree crotch
medium sized wilga in box at the Pine tree camp
Ive missed this one before just to the west of the big pine tree camp
note the wilga flowers - guest trees behave just like conventionally growing trees
missed this one too - tiny wilga in box at the pine tree camp
the occupied box stump looks stone axe cut & the empty one looks steel axe
currant bush in black box at Sparkes' warrambool Gingie rd
Allan Tighe spotted these 2 paired currant bush TinTs some time ago
they are located either side of Sparkes on the old Aboriginal path
the path or songline connects the Barwon river to murrumanaarr
here is the other currant bush TinT but the host is a coolabah
this pair of TinTs are about 300 mtrs apart on either side of the warrambool
The currant /warrior bush guests look the same age
the idea this pair of TinTs are natural not anthropological is simply ludicrous!
spiny potato bush grown in a black box on wailwun country
Ive never seen Solanum ferocissimum before this guest turns up
this plant contains solasodine used in contraceptives
solasodine also has antifungal & anti cancer properties
nearby is a butterbush in box TinT
aka Gumbie Gumbie this guest is also known for its anti cancer properties
Also in the area is a small rosewood growing in a big dead blackbox
the blackbox will leave a big legacy for this rosewood now its dead
I wonder how long it has been there waiting for its chance to grow?
this nodding saltbush has colonized the crotch with a dead guest.
the previous guest looks like it was a thorny saltbush.
Einadia = Rhagodia = Chenopodium nutans I think
This is another useful guest - Pimelea microcephala
not uncommon growing in box trees or in the ground
back on Gomeroi country is yet another peach bush in a box
peach bush likes to sucker but it didnt sucker in here
high currant bush in box in Cumbul revisited
old bumble in old split box - one of the oldest TinTs here
Nepine in stone axe cut stump
Ive seen Capparis lasiantha as guests before but not often
Pimlea in a coolabah on the Gingie rd songline
how convenient for travelers to have this accessible supply
here is a new combo - bumble in a supplejack
did the supplejack grow around the bumble tree?
or was the bumble planted in the twisted supplejack vine?
Ive seen supplejack as guests before but never as a host
A special TinT in a very special area - no idea how they did this?
whitewood in box stump. A reasonably common guest/ host combo
I think whitewood was known as birraa (sp?)
this is a small budda guest aka Eremophila mitchellii
budda is common to the point of being invasive out here
its hated by graziers but a V.important tree culturally
Allan thinks this stump (long dead guest) is budda
I think it has the wood texture of cypress pine - he's usually right
I think this is a tiny wilga but it could be emu bush or butter bush
If you crush some leaves wilga has a strong peppery spice smell
These are high double peach bush guests Ive overlooked in Cumbul
The Cumbul camps run almost continuously thru the sand ridges
there is 1 guest in separate crotches in 2 branches
this double occupancy is rare and only found at special camps
another wailwun wilga in box TinT
by far the most common combo on wailwun land
I think there is a special synergy between these 2 species ..
NN peach bush in stump
this often happens in peach bush clusters - suckering
NN more peach bush suckering
but the box host is still alive ..
NN this is a butter bush growing in a stone axe cut box stump
Jen taught me to crush & sniff the leaves to ID unknown plants
this old box has peach bush coming out everywhere!
actually only 2 places - here out of a broken branch
& here out of this crotch with dead reshoot
this is an old climbing saltbush in an old box. This bush is very long lived .. how long I wonder?
NN here is an old butter bush in box in the boundary camp
although the butter bush is small I think it was planted here a long while ago
Butter bush (Pittosporum angustifolium) is a reasonably common guest
There are other TinTs at this boundary camp - 4 in this cluster alone
NN this is the dead budda in box 20 mts from the 50:50 tree
the budda (Eremophila mitchellii) has 2 trunks but the smaller may be a branch
stone or steel - what sort of axe cut this stump?
peach bush suckered up thru pine stump in Cumbul
NN this is only the 2nd time Ive seen this guest - must be hard to grow
wild lemon aka Psydrax oleifolium - medicinal & scented flowers
VIP guest in a very special area on the paleochannel
NN small but very old bumble in box
the guest is getting squeezed around the base in a closed crotch
within 20 years I think the bumble guest will be dead & no one will ever know it was there
NN big wilga in box at another sandhill camp
wilga guests & box hosts = common & stable
The box occupies the higher story & wilga the lower - plenty of sun for all
NN this guest is dead so its hard to know what it was?
this dead stump contains wild jasmine - natural guest species
this spindly guest is a peach bush - Ehretia membranifolia
the reason its so lanky/ elongated is the lack of light
the adjacent bumble is blocking its light - overcrowded
this budda in box is a contentious TinT call - who was here when?
Im calling it as a TinT because its right beside the Gingie rd songline
this is a supplejack in dead box - the 1st TinT Ive found here
supplejack starts off as a climbing vine & looks like native jasmine
this big peach bush in poisoned box has fallen & died
interestingly most of the guest root ball is contained inside the box trunk
this guest in NN has died too but at least half the box host is still alive
Im guessing the dead guest was a rosewood aka Alectryon oleifolius
It was growing low down in the fork of a box tree
this big peach bush in box TinT is unusual in there are 2 exits
the main exit point is out of the box tree fork or crotch
the smaller exit is slightly lower down on the outside of the trunk
a pretty impressive TinT amongst 21 TinTs in one paddock alone NN
not so impressive is the nearly dead Nepine in dead stump
however the stump is stone axe cut & the bush is important food wise
this Nepine or Capparis lasiantha is doing well as is the box host
The live & dead Nepine Bush in Trees are close & prob. planted as a pair
this big rosewood in stump in live box also had a pair
the pair can be seen in the background here but the guest is long gone
here is the stone axe cut stump the old rosewood is living in
& here is the empty stone axe cut stump about 5 mts away
its light enough to photograph the rosewood inside the stump
so it would be light enough for the guest to grow as well
This is an unusual TinT with bumble guest & gargaloo vine decoration
only the bumble aka wild orange is a guest. The gargaloo is growing beside the box
its hard to see what is guest & what is vine - an artform I think
this TinT is just 1 of 21 in this paddock - camps & culture galore
This big whitewood in box is hard to call as a TinT
the whitewood guest has pushed out the host boxtree trunk
here is the guest whitewood where the box trunk used to be
the give away here is the stone axe cut stump - proves they were there
this peach bush in box combo is very old - living in NN
you can see how the peach bush is in the centre of the box trunks
the peach bush didnt sucker up in here it was planted
500 TinTs along 20 ks of paleochannel cant be accidental - get on board!
small wilga in big black box on the Ginghet
here is the crotch where the wilga has been planted
its not possible to judge the age by the size of guests
this wee little wilga is a perfect example. I think its a reshoot
you cant see it unless you look closely - hidden by adjacent wilga
Almost all the guests on Wailwun country are wilga
this Ginghet TinT has 2 guests - a vine possibly nepine?
this wilga in box TinT is also living along the Ginghet
this wilga in bimblebox TinT is part of a cluster on the Ginghet
there are 4 TinTs in this group, 3 of them are within 10 meters
the wilga is growing in a broken off box branch
Im not 100% sure what this guest is - Pimelea microcephala?
but that smooth bark makes me think Eremophila?
there is a Budda just behind this TinT - but who seeded who?
the other wilga in bimblebox TinT in this Ginghet cluster
SIZE does NOT = AGE living in boxtree crotch @16" rainfall
esp. if you are low enough for sheep & goats to chew on you
meanwhile back on Gomeroi country ...
another Quinine in box in Priest paddock at the new tank
quinine & thorny saltbush to be precise
peach bush growing out of fallen box tree in Nardoo
not sure if the peach bush suckered in while it was upright or not
peach bush growing in dead broken box
same camp same suckering
this peach bush TinT is similar except the box host is still alive
same location - a little old camp in Nardoo
here is the most authentic peach bush TinT in this camp
the box host is alive & the BP guest is too high to sucker up there
I cant understand how Ive missed these 2 coolabah TinTs in WB
this whitewood in coolabah stands out like dogs balls
here is the guest/ host junction
located in Warrambool paddock near the big billabong
a short distance away is a currant bush also planted in a coolabah.
currant bush is the most common guest residing in coolabahs
and coolabahs are the most common eucalypt found along the warrambool
coolabahs like living on flood plains but tolerate long dry periods
this looks like a TinT but isnt - its a dead whitewood reshooting
TinTs have hosts & guests of different species not like this
this peach bush TinT is very old & hard to make out
you can see how the peach bush guest has taken over here
you can see the remains of the dead box tree branches here
the host may have been dead already in this sanctuary
Also at the sanctuary is a double guest TinT - 1 dead 1 alive
the live guest is a supplejack that starts life as a vine
I dont know what the dead guest was- possibly Budda?
I think the supplejack will extinguish the box host over time
the 1 and only BELAH in BOX ... pause for applause
the one & only BELAH in BOX TinT in the entire universe
totally gobsmacked by this Casuarina cristata guest
of the 600 or so TinTs I have seen this is the first belar guest YAY
the box host has almost died but reshot from the base
TinTs can be very hard to spot- have driven past this one 100 times
when you are close the whitewood guest becomes obvious
whitewood live high up in box trees - they must like the altitude
this whitewood guest has been here a long time unnoticed
I only saw it because I got bogged there ...
this box tree branch has been down a long time too
there is a shrub growing in the crotch here - a Nepine I think
the nepine is not doing well which is strange in a run of la nina years
in the same patch of trees there is a big rosewood/ boonery TinT
this guest is borderline beside or in? Im classifying it "in"
the rosewood is totally surrounded by its box host
the other dead trunks here look like budda & are beside not "in"
you can see the difference between "in" & "beside" from above
this is an old double guest TinT at the well camp in Stud paddock
not impressive to look at as the guests are low & partially obscured
nevertheless these little wilga & currant bush guests have been there a long time
they were planted in this box tree by the "old clever" people
they also planted these 2 peach bush guests at different heights ...
and this box in a box with a peach bush too. a very interesting camp ..
there is a supplejack planted in this old blackbox on the Ginghet
supplejack vines often grow on the trees for support
but they do not naturally grow "IN" other trees - they need to be planted there
like peach bush I think they were architectural - grow your own camp!
these ground level guests are problematic but Im influenced by location
there are 2 guests in this trident box & I think they were planted
wilga & rosewood guests close up on the banks of the Ginghet
this small wilga is growing in a black box near the Ginghet too
we dont know the growth rates for TinT guests so hard to guess the age
wilga is the most common guest on wailwun country by far
I think this is another of those mad 50:50 trees - on the Ginghet
the live half is a bimblebox but the dead half is unknown
the bimblebox is the host- you can see how it grows around the other tree
I think the guest is cypress pine as pine is the dominant species at this camp
the camp was important as there are still patches of dichondra carpet
another weird TinT on the Ginghet - a whitewood triple
interestingly the whitewood guests are growing in steel axe cut stumps
2 of the guests have been eaten off by goats which are common
the only guest not eaten back atm is the most central & hardest to reach
whitewood is palatable to stock & easy to germinate but not 3 in 1 black box
here is a wilga in blackbox growing beside the Ginghet
Wilga's are the most common guests in bimblebox & blackbox
however there are no wilga guests growing in coolabahs - go figure!
this nepine shrub has been inserted into the box trunk
Capparis lasiantha is sometimes grown in trees to protect the fruit
little black ants swarm all over the yellow fruit on ground growing bushes
this is the last TinT from wailwun country for awhile due to flooding
this is a supplejack planted in a big old open crotch bimblebox
the Macquarie river/ marshes & Marthaguy & Ginghet are all in flood atm
this is a strangler fig in a redgum on Burning Mountain, Scone NSW
strangler figs are common mostly natural guests - not this one!
here is a smaller example living in a narrow leaf ironbark
unlike my TinTs the strangler figs roots run outside their hosts too
There is dichondra growing under both these 2 TinTs at Scone
weird & wonderful tiny rosewood in coolabah TinT on Goorie tank
Although very small this rosewood/ boonery (Alectryon oleifolius) is very old
rosewood are tough mudders - this one is doesnt get much light
Its highly unusual to find coolabah & bimblebox entwined
This is a very special tree(s) in a very special place - cultural not natural
very old dead gargaloo (Parsonsia eucalyptophylla) VinT
the gargaloo VinT (Vine in Tree) is growing in a box in Goorie
this recently dead currant bush is growing in a box tree in Goorie
Hopefully this currant bush guest (Apophyllum anomalum) recovers
Currant bush are also tough mudders ...
this is a live currant bush guest in a box tree in Stud paddock
This camp in Stud paddock has underground water available
the old people needed a good water source to establish the TinT guests
this wilga in box TinT is only 150 mts or so from my house
wilga in box in the most common combination here
this box stump has been cut with a steel axe - as has the scartree nearby
vines & bushes grow IN trees too
some are natural some are not ... this one I suspect is not
closely related to the bumble with sweet yellow berries
Budda (Eremophila mitchellii) is a relatively common guest
this mid tree Budda in Box is part of a cluster of TinTs in Priest
Budda was burnt for cultural reasons & also to keep mozzies away
do you remember this old butterbush/ gumbie gumbie in box?
the dead split host has fallen down recently
leaving the butter bush guest homeless & its roots exposed
this root used to be up inside the dead box tree
I dont know how long this exposed root will remain intact?
in banking this redundant root would be known as a stranded asset
the most common BinT is climbing/ nodding saltbush (Chenopodium nutans)
here is another old butter bush in box - in the Goorie sandhills
the old box tree host has seen better days but is still alive
the main trunks have been cut and its kept alive by its reshoots
here is another big guest but this is a cypress pine tree
invasive pine came through in 1950s which was a very wet decade
interestingly the box stump has been cut with a chainsaw
this box tree branch has been cut with a stone axe
but the supplejack guest is only small? How can this be?
another small supplejack guest in an old bimblebox crotch
why doesnt the age of the guest correspond with the age of the crotch?
the old gargaloo here, like supplejack & nepine can grow as a guest
It is normal for these species to grow on or up a tree NOT IN IT !!!
This guest has been dead too long for me to know what it was
I think the epicormic shoots were caused by the growing guest
I haven't seen this happen before so i could be wrong
the nearby wilga TinT has been recorded here before
the wilga guest was planted in a stump as a sustainability pay back
again another old dead eucalypt crotch hosting a young looking guest
the guest is a boobialla - one of the less common species
has it grown - died back - reshot with the climate cycles?
as for this little eucalypt guest - no one can even tell me what it is?
nepine (Capparis lasiantha) is commonly found in dead eucalypts
here is another one - we rarely include them on google earth
we do include supplejack even though it also grows on trees
this one is bigger & the box tree has old wire wrapped around a branch
here is another small supplejack growing in a box tree crotch
and another - common in this small area of the Priest sandhills
as is the peach bush in box combo. Camps were not built here they were grown!
in Aboriginal architecture peach bush TinTs were de rigueur
some sucker in to broken trees & stumps like here
but I think the original Peach bush TinTs were planted at future campsites
again why is the box host so old/ big & the wilga guest so puny?
I think the guests only grow in the good years & dieback in the bad
I have no doubt they are cultural - this tiny wilga in big box
has dichondra growing at its base - this is a camp ground-cover
This goes with that at the camps - deliberate plant selection & placement
Im not saying this particular peach bush was planted in this box
but it's "progenitor" was ie suckers are clones of the original
the people here wanted peach bush at their camps
when they established the parent plant it grew wherever it could & still does
when they needed hollow logs for well filters or firewood
they planted replacement trees or let the peach bush emerge
this is a very old living box tree - the peach bush didnt sucker in
the guest was planted mid tree & watered/ nurtured there
the peach bush has become part of the old box in "mutualism"
I also believe mistletoe was planted in the trunks of special trees
this giant dead box has a new guest budda (Eremophila mitchellii)
I didnt notice this guest in 2016. Had it died back & then reshot?
Or has it germinated & grown in the la nina years?
10 metres away is this small peach bush in box
I hadnt noticed it before either. New guests or old reshoots?
this one's not new! Old nepine in coolabah near Bottle camp camp
Nor is this - thorny saltbush in dead box in feedlot billabongs
this is the 1st TinT in that place but not the first CMT
there was much ringbarking in this area in the 1880s
Trees in tree are uncommon but this is a double delight CB

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