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Angophora costata

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> Rusted sewer stink pipe 3
North Wahroonga

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> Rusted sewer stink pipe 1
North Wahroonga

> Rusted sewer stink pipe 2
North Wahroonga

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Angophora costata in early summer

> Mistletoe (Muellerina eucalyptoides)
This mistletoe grows primarily on eucalypts. Note how this species has adapted its leaves to closely mimic that of the eucalypts. Several other species do a similar thing with their favoured host. Actually this one was growing on a Angophora Costata, a species closely related to eucalypts. There is a move to have Angophora classified under Eucalyptus.

> Taro leaf backlit
Alocasia brisbanensis, Elephant Ears

> Taro leaf backlit-2
Alocasia brisbanensis, Elephant Ears

> Cherry blossoms in spring?
No, not cherry blossoms but a species of Tea-tree, (Leptospermum squarrosum) flowering in late summer in the bushland of Sydney's north.

Bark texture 1
Angophora costata

> Bark texture 1
Angophora costata

Bark texture 1
Angophora costata

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