The beautiful yellow glow of the native flowering acacias in winter have brightened up the dull brown appearance of winter in the Charles and Motee Rogers Bushland Reserve at Highfields. The border of the Polzin Road side of the reserve in particular is a glow with this native beauty. Winter wattle at it's best!
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| The yellow glow from the winter wattles surrounding the nature trail at Charles and Motee Rogers Bushland Reserve at Highfields. |
The Charles and Motee Rogers Reserve has 4 species of native Wattles (identified so far). They are:
- Green wattle Acacia irrorata (Butterfly host plant)
- Maiden’s wattle Acacia maidenii (Butterfly host plant)
- Oleander leaf wattle Acacia neriifolia (Butterfly host plant)
- Fringed wattle Acacia fimbriata
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