At Beech Lookout overlooking the Cunnawarra Range, Botumburra Range and beyond into the Macleay River valley. Immediately below the lookout are forest Ribbon Gums – some of the tallest in New South Wales reaching 79m in height and 3m in diameter! Also within this area of forest are Antarctic Beech Trees, relics of the ancient continent of Gondwana.
This unusual plant grew only on the face of the escarpment below Beech lookout
Spotted-tailed Quoll (National Parks photo) – neither tail nor scat did we see!
Asteraceae (Coronidium boormanii) ?
Snake crossing the dirt road on the way to Georges Junction.
Georges Junction campsite, where the Georges River meets the Macleay River. We came here five years ago to a mist shrouded valley and found ourselves taking part in the Australian Census!
Campspot above the river
Bottle Brush along the river banks
Leatherwood or Yellow box ? – deliciously scented anyway
Delicate Yellow Thornbill - one of Australia’s tiniest birds
Sundown and moon at Georges Junction
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