It is estimated that Lake Nuga Nuga was formed only 160 years ago and is the largest natural body of water in central Queensland. It is probable that this lake has reappeared many times in the past. 
Molly at Lake Nuga Nuga
Silver leaved Ironbark
Egret (egretta intermedia)
Only one black swan sighted
Cormorant
Magpie lark usually in pairs
Overlooking Lake Nuga Nuga
Wary pelicans – in fact all the birds were nervous of us
We woke a sleeping Turtle
Ibis
I may be wrong yet think that this photo is of the elegant Ooline tree (Cadellia pentastylis) an endangered species – one of the reasons for Lake Nuga Nuga being proclaimed a National Park
Trying to capture the ‘green’ band below the pink tinted sky at sunset.
Our campfire beside the lake!
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