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Very uncommon due to stock browse. Growing under rock overhangs on a rocky hilltop Bowenvale Reserve Port Hills. This entity is part of a large aggregate. It has hairy siliques.

I found this growing wild in a swan plant pot but it is definitely not a swan plant

Galls on Acacia. Insect or pathogen?

The plums in the city gardens have just started to ripen up, and I'm seeing kererū more often in the neighbourhood. Coincidence? I don't think so.

some query about this earlier (http://naturewatch.org.nz/observations/2632315 ); periodic wet turf with exotic rushes; only couple of flowers seen

Is this squalida?

Growing in roadside gravel with T. striatum, T dubium, T. tormentosum, T. suffocatum, T. glomeratum, T. arvense

Common in clearings in montane silver beech

Not too sure about this one

2023 Strannik Auckland Island Expedition

dry plains grassland; with Muehlenbeckia axillaris

The liverwort

Ranunculus cheesemanii, flowering plants growing in an alpine bog

This is what I think it is mainly by a process of eliminating everything else Note: the long hairs fringing the edge of the leaves

Ranunculus, unidentified species with large flowers, glabrous, growing in alpine bog,

I am calling this Ranunculus cheesemanii because I have not got any better ideas

Growing on gorse. Large proportion of the low growing Kunzea in vicinity also have the mistletoe. Amongst north facing bluffs at 580m altitude

a small patch growing beside the track in short grass.

I think, wrong time of year but that might be explained by the overly wet summer: underwater until recently

Epiphyte on Carmichaelia australis in Hoheria glabra / Chionochloa pallens treeland on hillslope.

Growing on a short limestone ledge close to the DOC sign at the entrance to Sawcut Gorge reserve.