#bushland

In some places they’re nicknamed "lousy jacks", which sounds a bit rude......

Today I traveled to the Great Sandy National Park in Queensland Australia and did the walk to Poona Lake. This is a unique place as it has rain forests growing on sand dunes and is one of only a few places

Today I went for a trip out to the D'Aguilar National park for a walk along some tracks. This is an old gantry shed that was built for saw milling of local tree's. The gantry that sits up high in the shed.

Had another morning walk in a different area I haven't been before and found some bushland to walk through and heard some amazing birds calling in the tree's 👍 A couple of pics from the mornings walk.

I enjoyed a few trail runs over the summer. This run was in Bunyaville on the north side of Brisbane. It was quite a challenge! As with most trail runs there were hills I wasn't able to run up. I appreciate

I am fortunate to have a nature reserve, or bushland as we call it in Australia, not far from my house. I haven't been in here for a while, but took the opportunity to walk my dogs in the reserve this

Grass Trees ( Xanthorrhoea spp) are a plant that epitomises the Austrlian bushland. They do very well in nutrient-poor soils and can withstand very dry conditions. They also respond very well to bushfires

Many trees have nice Bark patterns. This Eucalyptus Tree is no exception. This tree sheds its Bark on some sections of the trunk, which reveals a very silvery-white sapwood underneath, but some bark is

Narrow Leaved Ironbark Trees ( Eucalyptus crebra )line both sides of this Bush track in the Pilliga Forest , near Narrabri in North Western NSW, Australia.Eucalyptus. This native tree is a large spreading