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Cyperus enervisObservador
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Wispy sedge to 25cm tall. Achenes with a globular bulge at the top.
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Scleria sphacelataObservador
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Common sedge to 1m tall. On steep hillside. Only male plants seen.
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Género RhynchosporaObservador
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Paluma Range National Park, coastal section.
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Cyathochaeta diandraObservador
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This grass has proliferated after the bushfires and subsequent rains and has become the predominant grass over a wide area . Height up to 1m +
Area burnt 19th December 2019
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Sartallus signatusObservador
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Found on the underside of a cuttlebone washed up on the beach
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Género WilliamsitaObservador
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about 10mm long. went into a hold in a dead tree
Update: saw a similar wasp on the same tree going into 3 different holes and coming out quite quickly. The third photo shows one where it watched me from the entrance for a while before it came out.
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Agulha-de-Eva (Austrocylindropuntia subulata)Observador
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This is a cultivated garden plant but is a WONS and a prohibited plant in the ACT. Help with ID appreciated.
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Trigonomyia tulipaObservador
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Galls were found on plants of Olearia axillaris. The wasp shown in one photo is a parasitic wasp and not the gall midge.
See https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/page/41319561#page/71/mode/1up for description of the species.
See the following observations for details of the parasitic wasps that emerged from these galls:
https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/146385143
https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/146386157
https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/146386017
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Carex distichaObservador
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In a boggy creek line at c. 730m elevation, not common. Matches photos I have of Carex disticha which have been confirmed with a specimen by Sydney RBG herbarium. Looks a bit like C. appressa but culms are spread along a rhizome, not clumped and inflorescence is shorter.
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Machaerina muelleriObservador
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Quite small, smooth margins.
Another here:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/183597790
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Ironomyiid fly Ironomyia nigromaculata, Peter Murrell Reserve, Blackmans Bay, Tasmania, January 2020
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Schoenus caespitansObservador
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Culms scarcely longer than leaves. Broad pale midrib on glumes.
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Carex barbataObservador
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I think Carex Viridula however not recorded in Australia yet?
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Winifredia solaObservador
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A rigid robust restionaceae found in wetter parts of moorlands in SW Tasmania. It is readily distinguished from Chordifex hookeri by the much thicker , bright green, well separated and hollow stems. They snap rather than bend like other restionaceae in moorland. See photo showing hollow core on a grazed plant.
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Ordem UstilaginalesObservador
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Themeda infected with smut fungus
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Geranium ?retrorsum
Identified as Pelargonium australe on Bowerbird by Richard HARTLAND: "I rhink this could be Pelargonium either australe which is common or the rarer P littoralis,"
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Stamnaria persooniiObservador
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decomposing stems of Equisetum fluviatile, alpine peat bog, leg. M. Krivúš, det. A. Polhorský
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Stamnaria yugranaObservador
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On fallen side branches of Equisetum sylvaticum.
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Teranodes otwayensisObservador
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Spider - Not Yet Identified - Araneae
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Família EriophyidaeObservador
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Eriophyid mite galls on cultivated Banksia integrifolia subsp. integrifolia.
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Hyalarcta nigrescensObservador
martinlagerweyDescrição
Ribbed Casemoth (Hyalarcta nigrescens)
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ID based on Rentz "A Guide to the Cockroaches of Australia"
- reddish edges and reddish legs
- spine on ningth tergite (arrow in photo #4)
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Género LachenaliaObservador
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Seems to be variably named as Lachenalia aloides, Lachenalia aurea or Lachenalia aloides v. aurea.
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Lachenalia aloidesObservador
cornerautenbachDescrição
This is the same spot where L aloides was identified last year. Although the white apical band is not very visible, the apices is a more deep red color comparing to L quadricolor which is more purple/magenta.
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Arctotheca prostrataObservador
spoonbilljames1995Descrição
- Arctotheca species with capitula all yellow. Plants producing rosettes which soon develop creeping stolons which root at the nodes. A very different plant when compared with A.calendula.
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Ixia maculataObservador
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Yellow Ixia with red tips on outside. Black centre
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Género LachenaliaObservador
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Woorak cemetery plant. Would love to know if it’s native or introduced.
