gum tree that's not a salmon gum

I still love the salmon colour of these trees even if @merrelyn tells me that they are unlikely to be salmon gums based on location.

[Diana]

Beautiful shot and colours. We have rainbow gums here which apparently are not supposed to be growing here at all ;-)

[Babs]

Whatever it is called the bark is gorgeous. You would never know I have a bit of a thing for tree bark would you. Fav

[Beryl Lloyd]

Beautiful , whatever they may be called -

[Mags]

Lovely shadows on your gum tree.

[Valerie Chesney]

a beautiful tree with lovely shadows, colour & textures.

[Esther Rosenberg]

Amazing colors on those barks

[haskar]

Great colours and lovely shadows onthe barks.

[Bucktree]

Interesting bark on those trees. I like the color.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Beautiful colors and lighting.

[Nina Ganci]

excellent lighting

[LManning (Laura)]

Love the shadows.

[Merrelyn]

The colours of the bark are beautiful. I have discovered that there are a couple other salmon gums that grow in the north, Eucalyptus bigalerita (Northern Salmon Gum) and Eucalyptus tintinnans (Hills Salmon Gum). Could it be one of these?

[Carole Sandford]

Great colours!

[Kathy]

I like the look of tree trunks when they naturally lose their bark.

[Wylie]

@merrelyn thanks so much Merrelyn. I think both of these I've confused as the same tree. It explains why some had some rough bark and some didn't. Looks like I have an ID for the lovely trees thanks to you. Have you seen that nasty accident that happened on the Gibb R Rd recently?

[Merrelyn]

@pusspup Yes I did, it's not the place you you want to have an accident.

[Rick]

Neat looking trees and bark.