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Calling budding photographers! It’s competitio

Calling budding photographers!

It’s competition time! If you enjoy spending time at the Bunya Mountains and photographing the amazing scenery all around, then we want your best photos! We’re looking for the best landscape photo of the Bunya Mountains – and the winning photograph will receive a $200 Apple gift card.

A few rules:
• This competition is seeking the best landscape photograph taken at the Bunya Mountains. Landscape photography entails photographing natural scenery and the outdoors, and shows a connection with nature and the world around you.
• There is no cost to enter, but participants by entering agree to allow the Bunya Mountains Accommodation Centre the right to use images for marketing purposes (with appropriate acknowledgement).
• All photographs must be suitable for displaying in a public environment.
• Entries are to be submitted in the comments section of this post.
• Entries close Friday 30th April, and the winner will be notified by Friday 14th May.
• The competition is open to professional photographers, amateurs and enthusiasts. There is no age limit.
• Images must be submitted as a high-quality jpeg.
• Participants may enter as many times as they like.
• Each entry must be the original work of the person submitting the entry.

We look forward to seeing your creative and scenic photos of our wonderful Bunya Mountains. Have fun!

It’s starting to cool down at the Bunya Mountain

It’s starting to cool down at the Bunya Mountains

Temperatures are dropping up here on the mountain, with the refreshing and invigorating nature of autumn making its presence felt. The days are crisp and clear, and the nights are getting chilly. Here you’ll enjoy snuggling up with a blanket, a hot cup of something and a glorious fire to keep you warm. The misty mornings are beautiful and otherworldly, often with a thick blanket of fog shrouding the mountain. Come on up and experience the crisp mountain air, morning fogs and uniquely cool climate at the Bunya Mountains.

See what properties are available here: https://bunyamountains.com.au/accommodation-search/

Look out for black bean pods around the Bunya Moun

Look out for black bean pods around the Bunya Mountains

These seeds might be a familiar sight for some of us – in fact, who remembers making little “canoes” out of the empty seedpods as a child? These are from the Black Bean tree, an attractive rainforest tree with beautiful reddish-orange flowers in spring and summer. These flowers are followed by heavy crops of large, bean-like pods that are around 15 – 20cm long, and hold up to 6 seeds. Make sure you don’t eat the seeds though – they taste terrible and can cause health issues. The seed pods will be falling around the mountain at the moment, so you should be able to find some if you look.

Property feature – Cosy Cottage Tucked away at

Property feature – Cosy Cottage

Tucked away at the end of a cul-de-sac in a locked gate estate, you’ll be able to enjoy the utmost peace and privacy in this lovely two-storey cottage. Accommodating up to 7 guests, Cosy Cottage features delightful rainforest views and extensive level grounds for children to play in. With only a short walk to all amenities and the National Park walking tracks, you’ll have everything you need for a delightful holiday right at your fingertips.

Features include:
• 3 bedrooms
• 2 bathrooms
• Log fire
• Rainforest views
• Claw foot bath
• Undercover parking
• Polished floors

Cosy Cottage has plenty of availability from April onwards (book early so you don’t miss out). You can find out more here: https://bunyamountains.com.au/accommodation/cosy-cottage/

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Did you know that, while rainforest covers most of

Did you know that, while rainforest covers most of the Bunya Mountains, there are at least nine different types of rainforest that can be found here? Different types include the distinctive subtropical rainforest with bunya pine emergents, dry rainforest, moist eucalypt forest, tall, moist rainforest and dry vine thicket.

Bunya pines tower over the tall, moist rainforest along the range crest. You can recognise the distinctive, dome-shaped crowns of bunya pines emerging above the canopy. Under the canopy it is relatively open and ferns carpet much of the forest floor.

But no matter which type of rainforest you find yourself in here at the Bunya Mountains, it’s all serenely beautiful, peaceful, cool and green. Stand quietly and soak up the calm, revitalising and healing energy of the rainforest. Listen to the birds and wildlife around you and feel your cares and worries float away on the mountain breezes.

Don’t miss the Bunya Mountains markets The mar

Don’t miss the Bunya Mountains markets

The markets are on this Sunday, from 9.00am – 2.00pm under the Bunya trees. It’s the perfect relaxing Sunday with lots of beautiful and unique handmade products on offer, including locally grown produce, art, craft and various other homemade products. Make it a day trip (there’s plenty of space to sit and enjoy a picnic lunch or just relax) – or turn it into a longer stay by booking a property for the weekend. It’s a great place to unwind and relax – and shop local, of course! See you there this Sunday.

Have you heard the green catbirds at the Bunya Mou

Have you heard the green catbirds at the Bunya Mountains?

Here at the Bunya Mountains, we have some weird and wonderful bird and animal species – including the green catbird. These birds are renowned for their unusual call, which sounds rather like a crying baby – or like a wailing, growling cat. But while their calls might not be the most uplifting, the green catbirds are beautiful if you happen to catch sight of one. With speckled, emerald green feathers and a deep red eye, these striking birds make for some great photographs. Catbirds belong to the bowerbird family (although they don’t build bowers), and their genus name (Ailuroedus) literally means ‘cat-singer’ or ‘cat-voiced’. Keep an eye (or an ear) out for them next time you’re up!

(Thanks to Graeme Toft for the great photo.)

No bunya nuts this year Every few years the buny

No bunya nuts this year

Every few years the bunya pines produce a bumper crop of bunya nuts, but sadly this year is not one of them. We were lucky enough to have a bumper crop in both 2019 and 2020, but bunya nut production has slowed right down now, so you may not find too many around when you come up to the mountain this season. Not to worry though, this is a natural cycle, and the trees will produce plenty more nuts again in due course. And you can still enjoy a refreshing, scenic and enjoyable holiday at the Bunya Mountains, with plenty to see, do and experience here!

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