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Subordem AgaricineaeObservador
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Smooth cap 9 - 10cm diameter, stipe with no annulus, open gills, mustard brown spores (on the grass)
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Pato-de-Crina (Chenonetta jubata)Observador
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A flock of 12 grazing on roadside grass
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Peru-Do-Mato-Australiano (Alectura lathami)Observador
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Female I think. Wattle is small and pale
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Alisterus scapularisObservador
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Feeding in a Broad-leaved Privet
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Açougueiro-Cinzento (Cracticus torquatus)Observador
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Still extracted from remote wildlife camera video
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Tordiz-Malhado (Cinclosoma punctatum)Observador
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A female; photo is a still extracted from a remote wildlife camera video
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Sedosinho-Bicudo (Sericornis magnirostra)Observador
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Fuzzy still extracted from a remote wildlife camera video
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Papa-Mel-Fusco (Ptilotula fusca)Observador
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Immature: bill is yellow-orange at base. This is a still taken from a remote wildlife camera video.
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Cuco-de-Olho-Amarelo (Cacomantis flabelliformis)Observador
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Filmed by remote wildlife camera
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Dipodium variegatumObservador
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Pods that developed on the specimen of Dipodium variegatum that was photographed on the 16th January 2024 as shown in: https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/197436166
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Hibbertia dentataObservador
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Toothed leaves; many stamens surrounding 3 carpels
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Hibbertia decumbensObservador
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Almost circular leaves with erect hairs, about 10 stamens on one side of 2 carpels.
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Plant is a shrublet with wiry decumbent branches. Leaves mostly set at about 90 deg to branchlets. Stalked flowers have sepals with hooked hairs and large obovate petals each with an emarginate apex. Five to 6 sub-equal stamens stand upright on one side of two carpels. Styles spread outwards from the lateral sides of each ovary.
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Commelina cyaneaObservador
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When not in flower Commelina is often confused with Tradescantia. In this photo the larger leaves are those of the Commelina. The smaller leaves are from Oplismenus, a native Basket Grass.
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Monitor-Rendado (Varanus varius)Observador
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The first of 2024, to be photographed here at least.
