Eastern Dwarf Tree Frog

Eastern Dwarf Tree Frog or Eastern Sedgefrog Litoria fallax.  These tiny frogs only up to 3cm long are happy living in the man-made pond at our accommodation.

Noosa National Park

Pandanus or Screw-pine Pandanus tectorius

Macaranga Macaranga tanarius

Jacky Lizard Amphibolurus muricatus (not totally sure)

Hell's Gates

Looking south to Granite Bay

The rocky beach at Granite Bay. You can hear the rocks clattering in the surf from above the beach.

Wild Horse Mountain

So many Glasswings Acraea andromacha.  The wings are like windows.

The Glasshouse Mountains, taken from the littlest Glasshouse Mountain, Wild Horse.  There are eleven peaks in total.

Fishing Gap

Silver Banksia Banksia marginata

On the lower slopes of Mt Domain, so many rusty orange flower buds of Royal Grevillea Grevillea victoriae

Some of the Royal Grevilleas starting to flower

Rough-leaf Currant Bush Coprosma hirtella

Meadow Argus

Meadow Argus Junonia villida

Long Flat - Burnt Hill

After some rain, many little creatures were out in the damp but sunny conditions.  Canary Worm or Canary Flatworm Fletchamia sugdeni.

Female Mountain Grasshopper or Katydid Acripeza reticulata

Some kind of female orange mealy bug, possibly Monophlebulus sp.

Whip Snake or White-lipped Snake Drysdalia coronoides. Very small only about 20cm. 

One of only two Button Everlasting flowers seen on the walk Corinidium scorpioides

Black Sallee flowers are so tiny Eucalyptus stellulata

Just to show I was there...Sam Aboud's Dunny

Walking along the Border on Johnston's Line, facing west. Mt Gudgenby is just right of centre in the distance.

A Border Blaze- R39

Finally, at dusk, resting damselflies decorate the creekside. Unidentified. 

Main Range

Alpine Gentian Chionogentias muelleriana.  One of the last alpine flowers of the summer.

Carpet Heath Pentachondra pumila

Mountain Celery Aciphylla glacialis.  One of only two plants spotted on this late February trip with flowers. Most had finished flowering.

Alpine Spotted Grasshopper Monistria concinna

Australia's highest peak, Mt Kosciuszko 

The second highest peak, Mt Townsend (in the clouds)

The Snowy River

View from Carruthers Peak