Scribbly Gum/Angophora Bark

The Scribbly Gum gets its name from a pattern left on its bark ater a particular moth larvae has wound back and forth looking for sugar in its sap. These photographs are taken at different periods of shedding after fire. The blackened images are after a large wild fire that severely charred the bark and caused it to crack. Beneath this, the new bark was red. This gave the impression you were looking at lava.