Macro Monday – 1 August
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What is this? A fruit or berry? Is it something that you can eat? Fascinating
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It is the fruit of a Tuckaroo Tree. Apparently they are edible but I have never been game to try. Figbird, Olive-backed Oriels and Pied Currawongs are the main birds who eat them as well as Satin Bowerbirds 🙂
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Tuckaroo sounds like it must be edible! Such wonderful names. Makes me think of Willy Wonka. Did Roald Dahl come from Australia, I wonder? 😉
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I don’t think he did 🙂
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First taste of August 2022, looks sunny and sweet 🙂
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Thanks Nicole. The birds like them and I have never tried them 🙂
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I have never herd of the fruit of a Tuckaroo Tree!
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It is an Australian rainforest tree. Would take a lot to make a meal 🙂
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That’s interesting.
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