A quiet narrow roadway lined with palm trees from a private property on the left side, and a steep slope covered with native scrub and olive trees on the right side. This is a fabulous place to watch and listen for Fairy-Wrens (very small, highly active birds with high-pitched chirping). It also leads to Wyfield Reserve, a small native conservation park that is situated on a tall but gently-curved steep slope just behind the end of the palm trees.

Pale orange wild flowers and lemon yellow sour-sobs growing amongst the grasses.

This is one section of the pathway through Wyfield Reserve. Wyfield Reserve is a small native conservation park that is situated on a tall but gently-curved steep slope. There is a single pathway through the park from the bottom to the top which zigzags from one side of the park to the other, steadily gaining height as it goes.

Wyfield Reserve has many good small wattle trees growing in it.

Small purple wild flowers grow amongst the native grasses.