Foxes Lair
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    • Wildflowers
    • Trees in the Narrogin district
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    • Narrogin spiders scorpions ticks
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Things to See in the Bush

As it lies between the forest and wheatbelt, Foxes Lair has a large range of wildlife and wildflowers from both regions.
August and September are peak wildflower months. We have many wildflowers but they often only occur in particular spots. 

Be sure to visit the Narrogin and Dryandra Visitor Centre to see the great railway diorama and information on other great spots to visit.

                            Wildflowers
​Foxes Lair is on the boundary of the forest and wheatbelt regions and contains wildflowers of both. There are over 240 wildflower species
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                                 Animals
Keep an eye out for large and small animals and birds

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               Narrogin District Birds
Tree species are indicators of landscapes and wildflowers.
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                    Narrogin District Trees
Tree species are indicators of landscapes and wildflowers
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          Narrogin District Fungi and Lichens
Winter is fungi season, be sure to check the
​Arboretum
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            Narrogin District Spiders
See the early morning dewy web display and our generally harmless but delightful spiders.
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