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| Lake Lyndon |
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| Lake Lyndon near the West Coast Road |
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| The blue flowers are vipers bugloss and the yellow are birdsfoot trefoil |
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| Coral Broom |
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| Baby Grasshoppers |
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| A Large Grasshopper |
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| A hairy colletid bee escapes into her burrow. |
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| The hillside above the pass |
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| A Southern Tussock Grasshopper (I think) |
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| Roadside plants |
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| Coral Broom, Carmichaelia crassicaulis |
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| Small Hover fly, Melanostoma fasciatum |
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| Snowberry, Gaultheria sp. |
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| White moss and lichen |
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| Dracophyllum longifolium is the main plant in this area |
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| The moon and mountain flax |
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| Dark coloured cicada, the most common that I saw. It had a sharp intermittent call. |
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| A brilliant green cicada that really stood out. |
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| A green grasshopper |
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| A well camouflaged grasshopper |
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| A fine striped grasshopper |
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| A hairy grasshopper |
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| Orbweb spider |
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| Another orbweb spider. Abdomen only. The thorax is tucked under. |
