Please identify these two Australian trees (cypress, leaves, best, species)

[Ethereal]

I was told that this could be Melaleuca (Paperbark), but it didn't look like a lot of its species they provided me. Its leaves are rather thin and spiky (resembling fingers), if that helps.


This one looks like a 'robust' kind of a eucalyptus tree, but I wouldn't bet on it (leaves are more rounder and stubby than other eucalyptus leaves which are narrower and thin).


I know the photos are not the best. But it's the only thing I got right now.

[TropicalAussie]

First one might be a causerina? Would need to see the leaves/ needles better. 2nd looks like some sort of gum but would need to see the leaves better.

[Ethereal]

Originally Posted by TropicalAussie

First one might be a causerina? Would need to see the leaves/ needles better. 2nd looks like some sort of gum but would need to see the leaves better.

First one is not a casuarina (I know how they look like). It's either a Cypress or a Melaleuca. Second one can be a gum (Sydney Red Gum came in mind), but it just doesn't look like those.