Ball Bay
Cottonwood (Hibiscus tiliaceus) This shady spreading tree is common along the seashore dunes and estuaries here. The flowers only last for a day or so, turning to a rusty-red before falling.
Radjah Shelduck one of a pair at Halliday Bay campsite although the local name is ‘Burdekin Duck’ since many live on the Burdekin River. It has a band of rich forest green feathers, just below the upper wing. This duck breeds in tree holes near water.
Paw Paw
Haliday Bay
Grass Tree
More Haliday Bay
Native bee and Grevillea
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