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Scaptia monticolaObservador
pmwhitingtonDescrição
ID based on Mackerras' 1960 description:
stoutly built, dark brown species, distinguished by having conspicuous cream supra- and postalar tufts, light yellowish-brown basicosta (vs. blackish-brown basicosta for abdominalis) and shorter and broader palpi than abdominalis.
cell r5 slightly narrowed (vs. moderately narrowed for abdominalis)
colouration of antennae, palps, beard, thorax, legs and abdomen match
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Kunzea ericoidesObservador
chrisjonkersDescrição
Flowers c10mm across; stamens longer than petals c4mm long; pedicels 5-10mm long; leaves alternate mostly in clusters, 0.6-2.5 cm long x 1-4.5 mm wide, apex pointed; capsule c 4mm x 4mm; bark flakey. Possibly planted?
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Persoonia recedensObservador
chrisjonkersDescrição
3 years after fire, no flowers as yet. Growing on margins of an MU50 Newnes Plateau Shrub Swamp EEC
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Persoonia recedensObservador
chrisjonkersDescrição
With a Soldier Beetle for scale.
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Swainsona sericeaObservador
camidgeDescrição
Hairy leaves don't match the iNaturalist suggestions
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Olearia asterotrichaObservador
chrisjonkersDescrição
Now named Olearia asterotricha subsp. glaucophylla. First discovered in this vicinity by E.C. Chisholm on 1 May 1922. About 15 plants regrowing from seed in Eucalyptus sclerophylla grassy woodland after fire in mid-December 2019. Photo of plant in flower taken on 19th October.
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Pultenaea altissimaObservador
chrisjonkersDescrição
In an area not burnt in the 2019 Green Wattle Creek fire. Erect shrub 2-3m
tall with +/- drooping, glabrous branches; spatula to egg-shaped leaves with the narrower end towards the base, with short paired stipules 1–2 mm long. Flowers entirely yellow.
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Lepyrodia scariosaObservador
chrisjonkersDescrição
MU51 Newnes Plateau Hanging Swamp
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Angophora costataObservador
pratyekaDescrição
@dnicolle Note the fused limbs. First time I have seen it.
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jenny_wDescrição
I have seen a similar one identified as cossonus nitidirostris on the web.
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matthew_connorsDescrição
A stunning display of colour!
A final goodbye from Rosalind, our friendly neighbourhood mantis
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mattbarrettDescrição
Lignicolous, on very rotten log of Araucaria cunninghamii. Spores ovoid, yellow in KOH, c. 6x4 um. Clamps absent.
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Género GanodermaObservador
doreenmarchesanDescrição
Growing amongst other fungi on log. Some stalks longer than this.
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margaretjbDescrição
Dense, dark inflorescence; glumes with long acuminate points. Could not readily observe seeds.
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Comptosia insignisObservador
irene_rDescrição
Large reddish bee fly feeding on Leptospermum flowers.
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Género LasioglossumObservador
chrisjonkersDescrição
Curled up in a Diuris chryseopsis.
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Stylogaster neglectaObservador
cyricDescrição
A female Thick-headed Fly, Stylogaster neglecta, at Oxbows Park.
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Aulacophora hilarisObservador
martinlagerweyDescrição
Pumpkin Beetle; Galerucini; Aulacophora hilaris
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Eulina haemostictaObservador
luis615Descrição
Small beetle on Sarcochilus orchid
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brian_grDescrição
14 Callistemon shrubs with purple flowers, in close proximity, growing in swampy woodland east of Back Creek. Other likely specimens located nearby, but without flowers. Opportunistic flowering after extreme summer weather conditions.
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Rã-Crucifixo (Notaden bennettii)Observador
rigel22Descrição
occurs anywhere in the sandy areas
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Rã-Crucifixo (Notaden bennettii)Observador
garywwilsonDescrição
A burrowing species with aposematic colouration that deters predators when the species surfaces after rain.
