What kind of tree (forum)

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This tree is in Bicentennial park, Sydney and a ranger told me he thought it was a Macadamia. I opened up one of the 'nuts' and it has three, small, peanut-like seeds/nuts inside and they are an orangy-red with black at the fatter end. Does anyone know what kind of tree it is?

Time: 25th November 2019 3:26pm

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Farouk says...
Hi Albert,

do you have any photos?

Time: 18th December 2019 3:11pm

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brad16 says...
Hard to see since an actual picture doesn't appear with the post, but from the thumbnail image they look like Tuckeroo (Cupaniopsis anacardioides) to me. Being in Bicentennial Park and the time of year you found them, that kind of makes sense, but a ranger mistaking them for macadamia doesn't.

Time: 19th December 2019 11:19am

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albertlancaster says...
These are the pics I originally posted. DOn't know why they didn't show up.
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Time: 31st December 2019 11:34am

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albertlancaster says...
Hi Brad, I believe you are correct. With your clue I looked it up here https://allcreativedesigns.com.au/pages/galltrees11.html) and it seems to be the exact match.
Thanks

Time: 31st December 2019 11:41am

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