Plant I.D. ?

[ofuros]

Just returned from a moooch along the Boonoo Boonoo river valley behind Stanthorpe,
granite slabs were lovely & warm to lie on, tannin coloured water running clear,
the volcanic Basalt Dyke marked on the map was located, edible prickly pears were fruiting & this strange bright yellow coloured fruit
caught my eye...native passionfruit ? native cucumber ?....any ideas ?

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Ooroo,
Ofuros.

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[Bushwalking Mama]

Cooool- did you open it?

[whitefang]

Looks like a paddy melon to me.

EDIT: Was it growing on a wiry green prostrate plant?

[ofuros]

Cooool- did you open it?

Didn't even think about it at the time but wished i had now.
Welcome to the forum, Bushwalking Mama.

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[ofuros]

Looks like a paddy melon to me.

EDIT: Was it growing on a wiry green prostrate plant?

The stem & leaves were dry & withered so i couldn't really tell if it was a vine
or prostrate plant. Thanks whitefang.

[phan_TOM]

It looks like a yellow rambutan but I doubt a tropical fruit tree would survive up there.

[ofuros]

I think i may have tracked it down.
Don't ask me how they got there....but it may be one of these.
https://www.google.com.au/search?q=Cucu ... 66&bih=659

[GPSGuided]

Sounds like it's a weed for the location.

[ofuros]

I think your right, GPSGuided.