RHH's photos with the keyword: mount ngunngun

This Skink was photographed on Mount Ngunngun, one of the Glasshouse Mountains. I believe it is a Wall Skink, but am not certain of the ID. If anyone knows better, please let me know.

These are the flower heads of the Hairpin Banksia, Banksia spinulosa, a shrub of eastern Australia. We had wanted to see some of the Banksias when in Australia and this one was in flower in numerous places in eastern Australia, in this case on the slopes of Mount Ngunngun, one of the Glasshouse Mountains.

These are two of the Glasshouse Mountains north of Brisbane, Mount Coonowrin and Mount Beerwah, photographed from the summit of Mount Ngunngun. The glasshouse Mountains were so named by Captain Cook and are old volcanic plugs. We had hiked Mount Ngunngun, another of these mountains when this photo was taken by my wife. She knows, I think, the rule of thirds and knows that it is not always effective to center one's subject, but in this case broke both rules successfully, or so I thought.