@koalagardens I have never heard of swamp mahogany before but this photo of it is beautiful. I love the light through the leaves and those flowers are fascinating. You did just enough processing to make it special.
@grammyn oh no, when I said natives I mean native species such as many insects, birds and small mammals.
The koala is the only native that eats these poisonous leaves, though we do have some possums here that can eat some species of eucalypt leaves.
All the other host of native wildlife utilise the flowers and buds - the flying fox (fruit bat) is one of the primary pollinators for this tree and sadly they are also vulnerable to extinction.
The koala is the only native that eats these poisonous leaves, though we do have some possums here that can eat some species of eucalypt leaves.
All the other host of native wildlife utilise the flowers and buds - the flying fox (fruit bat) is one of the primary pollinators for this tree and sadly they are also vulnerable to extinction.