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boobook99Description
On granite area along with Taxandria marginata.
Leaves 28mm long 3mm wide. Flowers have 10 stamens, 1 opposite each petal and sepal so Taxandria. Sepals are pointed.
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Eagle Peacock Spider (Maratus aquilus)Observer
pvharrisonDescription
A variation on the type locality. I'm guessing that this is variation of Maratus aquilus
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Eagle Peacock Spider (Maratus aquilus)Observer
pvharrisonDescription
A variation on the type locality. I'm guessing that this is variation of Maratus aquilus
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Eagle Peacock Spider (Maratus aquilus)Observer
pvharrisonDescription
A variation on the type locality. I'm guessing that this is variation of Maratus aquilus
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Genus AndersoniaObserver
pimeleaDescription
Walpole Wilderness Bioblitz 2023, site 14 Rock on Renzo
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Whissonia repensObserver
jolanalanDescription
2mm long, under log in tingle forest
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Bottlebrushes (Genus Melaleuca)Observer
pimeleaDescription
Mount Burnett in Mount Frankland South National Park
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Fungi Including Lichens (Kingdom Fungi)Observer
russulaDescription
Slime Mould
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Grevillea trifidaObserver
boobook99Description
Next to a long-leaved variant.
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Australian House Centipede (Allothereua maculata)Observer
russulaDescription
Walpole Bioblitz 2023 Site 4 Green Slide
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Taxandria fragransObserver
geoffbyrneDescription
WA Herbarium collection Barcode 8734267
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Pimelea sulphureaObserver
arthur_chapmanDescription
Yellow Banjine (Pimelea sulphurea) east of Albany, Western Australia. Photographed on 31 August 1977.
Digitised from a slide. The original slide, which is of higher quality, is held.
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Tube-web Spiders (Genus Ariadna)Observer
bushbanditDescription
several nest holes inside hollow Red Tingle tree .... the walk guide said that these had been made by "Tingle Spiders"
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Tribe StyphelieaeObserver
chrisjonkersDescription
Erect plant. Leaves flat, thick, with a blunt apex. Style not exserted from floral tube. Flowers appear to be in terminal and upper axillary spikes. Flower spikes erect. Probably more than 10 flowers per spike. Which based on Keybase makes it L. parviflorus, but it looked different to the ones I've seen in the eastern states?
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Genus LaxmanniaObserver
russulaDescription
Walpole Bioblitz 2023 Site 38 Wiggles
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Johnsonia acaulisObserver
mark-1955Description
Walpole Bioblitz - Site 14 Rock on Renzo
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Synapheas (Genus Synaphea)Observer
russulaDescription
Walpole Bioblitz 2023 site 17 Tingle Quarry
I know it's out of it's range but open to suggestions
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Leucopogon glabellusObserver
pimeleaDescription
Walpole Wilderness Bioblitz 2023, site 14 Rock on Renzo
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Guinea-Flowers (Genus Hibbertia)Observer
denisefollettDescription
Site 32 WwBb23
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Genus LomandraObserver
pippipsDescription
Roadside of allocasurina and Jarrah forest
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Leucopogon paradoxusObserver
boobook99Description
Sepals considerably shorter than corolla tube (unlike L. gilbertii). Exactly like the drawings in Nuytsia p122 19(2) (2009).
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Beard-Heaths (Genus Leucopogon)Observer
boobook99Description
Leucopogon sp. "Southern Forests". Phrase name for L. unilateralis in the areas other than Stirling Range and Porongurup.
Style is exerted beyond corolla tube. Sepals very pointed.
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Genus TaxandriaObserver
pimeleaDescription
Walpole Wilderness Bioblitz 2023, Site 38 Wiggles (birds)
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Yellow Flags (Patersonia umbrosa var. xanthina)Observer
arthur_chapmanDescription
Yellow Flag (Patersonia umbrosa var. xanthina) Cape Naturaliste, Western Australia. Photographed on 28 August 1977.
Digitised from a slide. The original slide, which is of higher quality, is held.
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Marno (Daviesia divaricata)Observer
gdaydanaeDescription
Quedjinmia Reserve north
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Grevillea vestitaObserver
kissyourcactusDescription
Probably wrong ID. My Granddad has never seen this Grevillea(?) growing through the local bushland and surrounds since moving to the south Porongurups in the late 70s. Very curious.
