File:Melaleuca salicina 7th Brigade Park Chermside P1050709.jpg
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Melaleuca salicina, the willow bottlebrush, is a small tree mostly found alng Downfall Creek but also in open forest remnants of 7th Brigade Park. The flowers are attractive to nectar feeding birds and bats.
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English: Melaleuca salicina, the willow bottlebrush, is a small tree mostly found alng Downfall Creek but also in open forest remnants of 7th Brigade Park. The flowers are attractive to nectar feeding birds and bats. |
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| Author | John Robert McPherson |
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