John Martyn discovered this beautiful pink fungus in Sheldon Forest.
Fungi expert Ray Kearney identified it as Cantharellus lilacinus. A wet weather rarity.
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- In December, just as we were looking forward to a peaceful holiday break, the NSW government released plans for new…Read More
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- A planning proposal for the redevelopment of the Lourdes Retirement Village at the end of Stanhope Road in Killara was…Read More
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- The Ku-ring-gai Bushcare Association (KBA) came up with the idea to run a competition to encourage cat owners to keep…Read More
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- Hornsby Council is making good progress on the development of the Hornsby Park and Quarry site with works almost completed…Read More
