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Property feature – Whispering Pines This elevat

Property feature – Whispering Pines

This elevated family home is perfect for all family members, and can accommodate up to six guests in cheerful comfort. The large, open block offers plenty of opportunity for children to play, with a manicured lawn that extends to the rainforest. There are plenty of tracks to explore, and even a creek to discover. This comfortable home provides a private setting that is still handy to all amenities, and will give you an enjoyable and relaxed holiday.

Features include:
• 3 bedrooms
• 1 bathroom
• Log fire
• Polished floors
• Carpeted bedrooms
• Undercover parking space
• Microwave and DVD player

Whispering Pines has plenty of availability from January onwards (book early so you don’t miss out). You can find out more here: https://bunyamountains.com.au/accommodation/whispering-pines/

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The markets are coming up! Come to the Bunya Moun

The markets are coming up!

Come to the Bunya Mountains markets this Sunday, from 9.00am to 2.00pm.

Take your time to browse through 30+ stalls displaying a varied and unique range of fresh produce, craft and gifts – there’s really something for everyone here. Jewellery, candles, clothing, woodwork, household items, crafted food products, plants, fruit and vegetables, pottery, ornaments, gifts, souvenirs – it’s all here waiting for you under the bunya trees! You won’t believe everything we have on offer here at our lovely handmade markets. It’s the perfect finish to summer – don’t miss it!

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The noisy pittas are breeding If you notice a pi

The noisy pittas are breeding

If you notice a pile of land snail shells beside a large rock while you’re walking around the Bunya Mountains, you’ve come across the “rubbish bin” of a noisy pitta! These strikingly coloured birds are quite shy, and despite displaying such bold colours, they blend in very well with the surrounding rainforest. You’ll have to look carefully to spot one – in fact, you’ll probably hear their “walk to work” call before you see them. They mostly forage on the ground, looking for snails, whose shells they break on a chosen rock at their favourite feeding site. The noisy pittas are breeding at the moment, and build dome-shaped nests on the ground, often between tree roots or beside rocks or logs.

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Look out for lace monitors when walking around the

Look out for lace monitors when walking around the Bunya Mountains

Lace monitors, one of Australia’s largest lizards, are frequently seen around the Bunya Mountains, and are an intriguing sight if you’re lucky enough to spot one. They can grow up to two metres in length, and are a dark blue/grey colour with white spots. You’ll mostly find them up a tree, although they do come down to hunt and breed. Like any cold-blooded animal, they need sunlight to warm them up, but can move with surprising speed when threatened, so it’s best to admire these fascinating lizards from a distance. You might see some baby lace monitors around at the moment too, as they emerge from their nesting mounds.

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Look out for lace monitors when walking around the

Look out for lace monitors when walking around the Bunya Mountains

Lace monitors, one of Australia’s largest lizards, are frequently seen around the Bunya Mountains, and are an intriguing sight if you’re lucky enough to spot one. They can grow up to two metres in length, and are a dark blue/grey colour with white spots. You’ll mostly find them up a tree, although they do come down to hunt and breed. Like any cold-blooded animal, they need sunlight to warm them up, but can move with surprising speed when threatened, so it’s best to admire these fascinating lizards from a distance. You might see some baby lace monitors around at the moment too, as they emerge from their nesting mounds.

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Look out for lace monitors when walking around the

Look out for lace monitors when walking around the Bunya Mountains

Lace monitors, one of Australia’s largest lizards, are frequently seen around the Bunya Mountains, and are an intriguing sight if you’re lucky enough to spot one. They can grow up to two metres in length, and are a dark blue/grey colour with white spots. You’ll mostly find them up a tree, although they do come down to hunt and breed. Like any cold-blooded animal, they need sunlight to warm them up, but can move with surprising speed when threatened, so it’s best to admire these fascinating lizards from a distance. You might see some baby lace monitors around at the moment too, as they emerge from their nesting mounds.

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Property feature – Fantail Cottage This relaxi

Property feature – Fantail Cottage

This relaxing home set on half an acre has been recently renovated, with well-appointed rooms featuring lots of extras, such as a bread maker and Dolce Gusto pod coffee machine. You can enjoy the glorious rainforest views from the front and back verandahs, or take a leisurely stroll to the cafes and walking tracks. Able to accommodate up to six guests, Fantail Cottage features a loft area that is ideal for children, as well as an outdoor chess board to keep them entertained.

Features include:
• 3 bedrooms
• 1 bathroom
• Log fire
• Reverse cycle air conditioning
• Dishwasher
• Rainforest views
• Polished floors
• Walk in shower and bathtub
• BBQ
• Undercover parking spaces

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

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No stay at the Bunya Mountains is complete without

No stay at the Bunya Mountains is complete without trying some bunya nut delicacies!

Feeling hungry? Don’t leave the mountain without sampling some of the local bunya nut delicacies that you’ll find at Poppies on the Hill Café – such as our bunya burgers, beef and bunya nut pies, bunya nut scones with jam and cream, our famous bunya nut carrot cake, and of course, bunya nut ice cream! It’s bunya nut season, so there’s plenty to go around – and the delicious bunya nuts are highly sought after by our mountain visitors. Not only are they highly delectable, they’re also very nutritious, and while low in protein, contain 66% starch and 14% water. They are the ideal healthy and nourishing snack that will help you maintain your new year’s healthy eating resolution – in a delightfully yummy way! Don’t miss out – check out the range of exquisite bunya nut delights next time you’re at Poppies.

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