Looking north-west over the upper Fraser Basin from the summit of the Obelisk on the Old Man Range, an area to be added to the conservation estate as part of the Earnscleugh land swap. The vegetation is dominated by Celmisia viscosa (in flower) in more sheltered hollows, with cushions of mainly Dracophyllum muscoides and Raoulia hectorii.
ALAN MARK
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Forest and Bird, Issue 280, 1 May 1996, Page 4
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58Looking north-west over the upper Fraser Basin from the summit of the Obelisk on the Old Man Range, an area to be added to the conservation estate as part of the Earnscleugh land swap. The vegetation is dominated by Celmisia viscosa (in flower) in more sheltered hollows, with cushions of mainly Dracophyllum muscoides and Raoulia hectorii. ALAN MARK Forest and Bird, Issue 280, 1 May 1996, Page 4
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