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scottybmooreDescrição
Approximately 150mm from nose to tail, dark green with tan stripes on back with pink belly, living in eroded volcanic rubble with tussock and shrub surrounding.
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joepbDescrição
Noticed first by @jasonbutt . Coming up with Juncus articulatus following the removal by chainsaw of dense grey willow, presumably from a seed bank. @meurkc @denise-nz
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Asplenium polyodonObservador
chrismorseDescrição
Growing on soil on edge of small alluvial terrace.
Hugh Wilson says it is only known from one clump about 1m across between Little Akaloa & Okains Bay. This is a fairly juvenile plant, so I suspect there may be a larger plant in the area.
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pagreerDescrição
This was growing about 1.5-2 metres above the river bed on steep cliffs. All the plants we saw were above a definite water line and near areas that had seeps coming down the cliffs.
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Rabo (Stuckenia pectinata)Observador
melissa_hutchisonDescrição
In shallow water near lake edge
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Cachalote (Physeter macrocephalus)Observador
joepbDescrição
An individual named Manu, we were told.
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shona_tDescrição
1) with blue spot (right leg)
2) without blue spot (left leg)
".. spots on the femur only gain a blue colour for this defensive stance (Sharell, 1982)."
http://www.canterburynature.org/species/lincoln_essays/nzmantis.php
Within 1 meter of 3 ootheca in Tag 'mantis on plum' May 16. Male dies after mating, female dies after laying eggs?
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Ehrharta longifloraObservador
jon_sullivanDescrição
This is the same patch that @alice_shanks discovered this month at the base of Hackthorne Road. I stopped to get some closer photos. I've not seen this anywhere else in the city, yet, and I'm looking now.
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Maria-Pretinha (Solanum americanum)Observador
pjd1Descrição
Common herb in open sites within a kahikatea (Dacrycarpus dacrydioides) / totara (Podocarpus totara var. totara) forest remnant.
Stamens 0.8-1.0 mm long, fruits immature but all seen with strongly reflexed calyces, calyces narrow, fruits containing stone cells.
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Epilobium hirsutumObservador
jasonbuttDescrição
A specimen has been accessioned at Allan Herbarium. Record number CHR 646066
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Hygrocybe conicaObservador
david_lyttleDescrição
Hygrocybe conica, growing in lawn, garden. Note third picture shows moss present under grass.
