35 minutes drive away is Mitchell Park, which is part of Cattai National Park. A good spot for both birds and plants due to the various habitat types, rain forest, river,swamp and drier sandstone ridges. Today there weren't a lot flowers but the fungi and some fruiting plants, if only small, gave some colour along the somewhat damp tracks. Although I like to photograph fungi I have very little knowledge of which species they are.
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| Pittosporum revolutum - Yellow Pittosporum (fruit) |
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| Rapanea sp. - Muttonwood |
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| Grevillea mucronulata - Green Spider-flower |
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| One of the 'bracket' type fungi |
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| Persoonia linearis - Narrow-leaved Geebung |
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| Acacia linifolia. - Flax-leafed Wattle |
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| Stylidium sp. - Trigger Plant |
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| Pimelea linifolia ssp. linifolia - Slender Rice-flower |
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| Base of Scribbly Gum appears to melt over underlying sandstone. |
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| The yellow under-bark of a Corymbia eximia - Yellow Bloodwood contrasts with the red of Persoonia levis. |
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