Favoritos de tutukiwi
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Lygodium articulatumObservador
michaelschwabnzDescrição
early ground stage before climbing
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Same plants as in the previous observation of this species.
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Epilobium pictumObservador
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Dark face, boggy ground, under matagouri. Not sure about this species but the habitat seems right.
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Oligosoma kakerakauObservador
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Right location for whirinaki skink
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Clianthus puniceusObservador
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I’ve been told this is a very rare white Kakabeak? @kiwfergus do you know about this one?
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A small patch growing under kahikatea in the foothills of the Rimutaka Range. It is a very small entity (see the second last photograph) that has confused me as to just exactly what it is. There is no brown staining on the bottom part of the leaves. L. squalida, L. dispersa and L. tenella are found beside lake Wairarapa about a km away.
I have added a couple of new photographs of L. squalida growing in a seepage about 100m away which shows the hairs on the frond as opposed to the glabrous nature of the entity in question
Grown on there are fronds with brown staining.
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Leptinella tenellaObservador
oaag1993Descrição
Growing around exposed coastal seepage. Leaning towards L.tenella.
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Danhatchia australisObservador
christopherstephensDescrição
cellphone is 16cm, so tallest plant just a little taller. Seems like flowering is over, given some have already deployed and expended capsules (photo 8). Reopened a flower with fingernail.
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One of the few localities known north of Auckland. Of course when I find this plant my camera dies, so excuse the bad phone photos.
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Small clump in rank grass/weeds/sedges amongst manuka at edge of kahikatea forest.
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Aciphylla divisaObservador
john_barklaDescrição
Occasional, in alpine rockland and herbfield
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Scirpus georgianusObservador
marleyiDescrição
One large patch seen in rank pasture.
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dougaltDescrição
Mating pairs seen on two different lemonwood trees several hundred metres apart. The trees appear to be dead or dying. Note two different pairs from the same tree are shown here.
Males were seen "fighting" with each other and being very possessive of the smaller females.
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Corybas vitreusObservador
marleyiDescrição
Not sure, Corybas hypogaeus? Seen track side.
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Corybas vitreusObservador
marleyiDescrição
One patch seen in cloud forest. Jagged and incurved margins to the labellum suggest this species.
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dougaltDescrição
Several adult birds roaming around and feeding near the high tide line where there is a lot of seaweed washed up. They are very tame, walking up to within 1.5 m (and closer) if you stay still. The last few images show one bird's reaction to a NZ falcon flying overhead; see
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Juncus brachycarpusObservador
leonperrieDescrição
Field observation: https://inaturalist.nz/observations/47076027
Locally common.
Glabrous. Seeds per capsule c. 8 (so more than the 3 given for Luzula by the Bodmin key).
Some flattened leaves arising at mid-length of flowering stems. (But no basal rosette of flattened leaves as with Juncus planifolius.)
No sign of joints.
Rhizome creeping.
Some resemblance to Juncus brachycarpus, but that is not meant to be in the area, and I can't see joints in the stems or leaves, even when I use my imagination.
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Sonchus kirkiiObservador
marleyiDescrição
At the bottom of cliff, in damp sand one plant seen.
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Phlegmariurus variusObservador
marleyiDescrição
Locally common on tree ferns, ridge top.
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Serpho matthewsiObservador
indeynzDescrição
Seen alive crawling on a dead branch. Approx 8-10mm
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Pimelea tomentosaObservador
marleyiDescrição
One plant seen at the base of rock cliffs.
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Adenochilus gracilisObservador
john_barklaDescrição
A colony on rotting beech log under silver beech forest
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Offadesma angasiObservador
indeynzDescrição
A single valve (the flat one) washed up on the high tide line. No signs of any more of this very fragile species. The other valve is quite inflated and round.
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Pterostylis banksiiObservador
marleyiDescrição
Common around bases of Cyathea dealbata
