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jackiemilesDescripción
On Wonboyn Road verge in a zone which was herbicided by Council back in 2022. As this species favours disturbed sites, this may have been advantageous for it, in removing competition from larger plants. Searched the nearby cemetery where it was flowering in Oct 2022, but couldn't find it this time.
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Sección ErpetionObserv.
nicfitDescripción
Plant growing next to typical V. serpentinicola (not shown) with smaller, less angular leaves, paler leaf colour and smaller flowers.
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Serpiente Tigre de Krefft (Notechis scutatus)Observ.
wyn_russellDescripción
Found basking, retreated to hole under grass clump when approached. Air temp 14, Wind speed 19.9, NE.
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franklinhermitFecha
Septiembre 2023Descripción
Location: Has crossed over from other side of driveway into a fenced grassy, moist, partly shaded area in front yard around greenhouse, and also further along on the other side of next fence. In prior years, it was only observed fruiting at driveway entrance, and further south on property (near tree house).
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joeysantoreDescripción
Atop a ridge with Pseudopanax and Gahnia sp.. Only one individual present.
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Drosera hookeriObserv.
enfieldservicesDescripción
In high quality grassland area at Clarkesdale Bird Sanctuary.
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Viola banksiiObserv.
tahliaroseDescripción
Grown in garden bed along cafe building
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simongroveDescripción
Stick-insect Ctenomorpha marginipennis, Stony Head, Tasmania, March 2021
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jackiemilesDescripción
Flowering 14 months after Bega Swamp (montane bog at 1090m elevation) was burnt in Jan 2020. There was a lot of this species around post-fire, colonising bare wet ground. Not much was flowering, but this seems typical, as I have rarely found it in flower.
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Drosera peltataObserv.
jackiemilesDescripción
Looks like Drosera peltata s. str., growing with D. auriculata (pink flowered) in a seepage area within forest. The whole area burnt at high intensity in Jan 2020 and is now a carpet of flowers, with all those pesky shrubs temporarily removed. The substrate is gravelly infertile soil derived from some sort of granitic rock, adamellite maybe. The seepage area is currently moderately wet due to good rain recently, but would quite often be dry for long periods.
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Cyttaria gunniiObserv.
reinerDescripción
several clusters on the one tree in good condition for a change
