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A beautiful flowering, deciduous tree. Same family as the Jacaranda - ...
The Australian Coot is a subspecies of the ...
100 year old bamboo grove. Golden Bamboo (aka Buddha’s Belly Bamboo) is an ...
The White-faced Heron, a relatively small heron of the family Ardeidae, is a ...
Grandidier's Baobab is the biggest and most famous of Madagascar's six species ...
Pennisetum alopecuroides, commonly known as Swamp Foxtail or Fountain Grass, ...
Aloe vera belongs to the genus Aloe which contains about 500 species of ...
The Common Screwpine (Pandanus utilis) is, despite its name, a tropical tree ...
The Silver-leaved Paperbark (aka Silver Tea Tree and Silver Leaf Cadjeput) is a ...
Corymbia citriodora is a tall tree, growing to 35 metres in height (but ...
Australian water lilies include at least 9 species, all of which are much more ...
Histiopteris incisa known as the Bat's Wing Fern (aka Oak Fern or Water Fern) ...
Carpentaria acuminata, commonly known as the Carpentaria Palm, belongs to the ...
The Ivory Whip Grevillea is an Australian native and a member of the family ...
A Polypore Fungi. Polyporales (earlier known as Aphyllophorales) are ...
Female mountain katydid - showing her warning colours. This katydid looks just ...
Giant Coccid, or Mealybug. Mature adult stage. When this bug is younger, it is ...
Ciulfina is a genus of small, tree-dwelling mantises in the Family Liturgusidae ...
The Eastern Water Dragon is an Australian native reptile, and I'm fairly ...
It's taken me exactly 12 months, but this is my 300th spotting of PN, and what ...
The Klinki Pine is a species of Araucaria native to the highlands of Papua New ...
The Straw-necked Ibis is a bird of the ibis and spoonbill family ...
This tree is huge! It's a Weeping Fig, a species of flowering plant in the ...
A little group of Dusky Moorhen chicks, swimming with confidence amongst the ...
I'm pretty sure this nest belongs to this spider. Each white spot contains ...
A bright and very unusual fungus, the Bridal Veil Stinkhorn (Phallus ...
I refuse to call this bird a magpie-lark, because it is neither a magpie nor a ...
The Blue Quandong (aka Blue Marble Tree and Blue Fig) is a rainforest canopy ...
Nymphaea caerulea ssp. zanzibarensis, commonly known as the "blue water lily", ...
It's only taken me 5 years, but this is follow-up to a previous spotting I made ...
The Rock Grevillea - Grevillea heliosperma, also commonly known as the Red ...
The Weeping Paperbark (aka Cajeput Tree) is widely distributed in northern ...
The Broad-leaved Paperbark grows up to 20 metres tall and has characteristic ...
Pandanus spiralis is shrub or small tree that can grow up to 10 metres in ...
This Dusky Moorhen caught my eye in this beautiful setting, and the first image ...
Australian Tigers are yellow and black in colour, and are a species of clubtail ...
This is definitely one of the botanical world's greatest discoveries of all ...
A water dragon doing what water dragon's are meant to do, and that is 'swim'. ...
A lovely, big water dragon being true to it's name. This fellow was large, and ...
This little fellow was, from nose to tail, approximately 7-8 inches long, and ...
A Timber Moth Caterpillar nest. Found only a few kilometers from a previous ...
The Hairpin Banksia - Banksia spinulosa, is a species of woody shrub of the ...
Eucalyptus siderophloia, the Northern Grey Ironbark, is a eucalyptus of ...
Bright yellow agaric mushrooms. Small scales on caps. Gills pale and caps ...
If I've learned anything about identifying fungi species, it is never to make ...
Phellinus sp. wood-rotting bracket fungi. Roughly the same size as my clenched ...
Small, pink, shaggy-capped mushroom. Only one specimen found. No more than 6 ...
