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Grey-crowned BabblerPomatostomus temporalis
The Grey-crowned Babbler is a distinctive bird, 23-29 cm long, with a curved bill, pale-grey crown, dark face mask, orange-tipped wings, and white-tipped tail.
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Chariot WheelsMairena cheelii
A small perennial herb growing no more than 20cm tall with one or a number of stems emerging from a swollen taproot - easily identifiable by its wheel-shaped fruit.
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Red Swainson-peaSwainsona plagiotropis
A prostrate perennial herb with bright red flowers appearing throughout spring. Found mainly on heavier, seasonally waterlogged soils.
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Slender Darling-peaSwainsona murrayana
Small perennial herb with small pink and red striped flowers which appear between late August and October.
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Spiny Rice-flowerPimelea spinescens subsp. spinescens
Spiny Rice-flower is a small native shrub 5-30 cm high. The spine tipped nature of the stems distinguishes Spiny Rice-flower from all other Rice-flower plants.
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Turnip CopperburrSclerolaena napiformis
A small perennial shrub of the saltbush family. Slender, wiry branches covered in spiny fruit can grow to about 30cm in length. Typically dormant over the winter months.
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Hooded Scaly-footPygopus schraderi
A large legless lizard growing up to 475mm, the Hooded Scaly-foot ranges from pale grey to reddish-brown on the dorsal surface and whitish on the ventral surface.
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Plains-wandererPedionomus torquatus
The Plains-wanderer is a small, rarely seen, ground-dwelling bird about 15 cm tall when on tip-toes. The female is larger and more brightly coloured than the male.
