'Ware freshwater crocodile in the Normanby river ! However not known to have taken people or children!
Rock Wallaby crossing our camping spot
Torres strait Islanders use these hard poisonous berries for decorative bead work.
Kapok tree - deciduous and the flowers are edible reported to taste like marshmallow ! The Australian first people ground the roots as medicinal use for sores.
Insect or bird nest?
We think that this is a Rainbow Bee-eater because of the elongated wire like central pair of tail feathers ?
Kapok flower
Wild passion-fruit flower
Timber steps to river where freshwater crocodiles lay low.
Our campfire - keeps the mosquitoes at bay
Green ant beware the bite yet tasty like vinegar
Insect nest fallen from tree
'Ware freshwater crocodile in the Normanby river ! However not known to have taken people or children!
Rock Wallaby crossing our camping spot
Torres strait Islanders use these hard poisonous berries for decorative bead work.
Kapok tree - deciduous and the flowers are edible reported to taste like marshmallow ! The Australian first people ground the roots as medicinal use for sores.
Insect or bird nest?
We think that this is a Rainbow Bee-eater because of the elongated wire like central pair of tail feathers ?
Kapok flower
Wild passion-fruit flower
Timber steps to river where freshwater crocodiles lay low.
Our campfire - keeps the mosquitoes at bay
Green ant beware the bite yet tasty like vinegar
Insect nest fallen from tree
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