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Central Maungaharuru Range, May 2011.

Gentle cooing of pigeons full from feeding on the nectare of fuchsia flowers.

Bell rock area. After the bush track people making their way along the open ridge.

Bell rock looking towards tank rock and the dog.

An empire of epiphytes high in a Kahikatea tree.

A group reassembling before the track intersection.

Ferret leaving the Mainland Island. Cute but dangerous to the bird life.

Bell Rock Area. Looking back to the tank rock area in 2011.

Bell Rock sculptured by wind and time. Photo Donna Keeley.

Bell Rock area. Daniel in the hollow north of Dog Rock.

Ferns catch the sun in a light well.

Bell rock. You can safely walk around the bell.

Bell Rock, an anient castle. Photo Rose McGillicuddy.

Bell Rock on a brillant May day.

Grains in the tree have sculptured this rotting log. Photo Donna Keeley.

A natural hanging basket: Tmesipteris elongate.

An ancient tree succumbs to weather and time.

The forest track is lined with ferns, here Blechnum procerum.

Bell Rock Area. Photo Rose McGillicuddy.

Chris and Daniel close to where the track breaks out of the forest.

Bell rock, don’t try this stance.

The wavy grain of a burl shows as the log rots.

Here the track goes through beech forest.

Beautiful scenery looking south. Photo Steve Mac Pherson.

American Yarrow, Achillea millefolium. Photo by Steve Mac Pherson.

Photo Sheila Cunningham.

This dude has identified Hounds Tongue.

Bell rock farm track near Pohokura Road.

Steve Mac Pherson looking west.

Car park on a busy morning.

Bell rock makes an impressive photo even without a scenic background. Photo Abby Harrison.

A weta house, remember to shut the door.

Thick cloud rolls in, but it is still a dramatic spot. Photo Abby Harrison.

Bell Rock, showers sweep passed. Photo Rose McGillicuddy.

The view east. Photo by Steve Mac Pherson.

Maisy & Endearer in a hollow tree home.

A scene from the highlands. Photo Abby Harrison.

Intensive management by DOC means keeping track of where things are.

Central Maungaharuru Range, May 2011.

Gentle cooing of pigeons full from feeding on the nectare of fuchsia flowers.

Bell rock area. After the bush track people making their way along the open ridge.

Bell rock looking towards tank rock and the dog.

An empire of epiphytes high in a Kahikatea tree.

A group reassembling before the track intersection.

Ferret leaving the Mainland Island. Cute but dangerous to the bird life.

Bell Rock Area. Looking back to the tank rock area in 2011.

Bell Rock sculptured by wind and time. Photo Donna Keeley.

Bell Rock area. Daniel in the hollow north of Dog Rock.

Ferns catch the sun in a light well.

Bell rock. You can safely walk around the bell.

Bell Rock, an anient castle. Photo Rose McGillicuddy.

Bell Rock on a brillant May day.

Grains in the tree have sculptured this rotting log. Photo Donna Keeley.

A natural hanging basket: Tmesipteris elongate.

An ancient tree succumbs to weather and time.

The forest track is lined with ferns, here Blechnum procerum.

Bell Rock Area. Photo Rose McGillicuddy.

Chris and Daniel close to where the track breaks out of the forest.

Bell rock, don’t try this stance.

The wavy grain of a burl shows as the log rots.

Here the track goes through beech forest.

Beautiful scenery looking south. Photo Steve Mac Pherson.

American Yarrow, Achillea millefolium. Photo by Steve Mac Pherson.

Photo Sheila Cunningham.

This dude has identified Hounds Tongue.

Bell rock farm track near Pohokura Road.

Steve Mac Pherson looking west.

Car park on a busy morning.

Bell rock makes an impressive photo even without a scenic background. Photo Abby Harrison.

A weta house, remember to shut the door.

Thick cloud rolls in, but it is still a dramatic spot. Photo Abby Harrison.

Bell Rock, showers sweep passed. Photo Rose McGillicuddy.

The view east. Photo by Steve Mac Pherson.

Maisy & Endearer in a hollow tree home.

A scene from the highlands. Photo Abby Harrison.

Intensive management by DOC means keeping track of where things are.