Duckponds Ridge Scarred Tree

Summary: A scarred tree near Duckponds Ridge in Marramarra Narional Park.

  • Site type: Scarred Tree
  • Number of motifs: 1
  • Quality: 4/5
  • Condition of site: Good
  • Year first recorded: 2016

Near the Duckponds Ridge is a scarred ironbark tree. The scar is about a metre in length. (There is another scarred tree on the Coba Ridge, which is right next to the firetrail.)

AWAT8557 LR Duckponds Ridge Scarred Tree

Another nearby ironbark also has what may be a smaller scar.

AWAT8562 LR Duckponds Ridge Scarred Tree
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