Commonly found along the coast of New South Wales from Grafton south to Jervis Bay and in the tablelands from the Blue Mountains south to the Budawang Range.
The Mountain Devil is a member of the Proteaceae family and gets its name from the beaked and two-horned, woody fruit which resembles a little devil.
Fruit seen here http://365project.org/annied/people-and-plac/2014-01-28
@elaine55 Hi Elaine - these were taken in the Blue Mountains ----I did find some green woody devils so They obviously have had flowers earlier - but there were many unopened buds and few flowers
thank you so much --------i was pleased I managed a good shot of it :)