toophilthy's Identifications
toophilthy's ID:
Wombat Berry
(Eustrephus latifolius)
Added on April 26, 2024
Supporting
toophilthy's ID:
Bird's Nest Fern
(Asplenium nidus)
Added on March 27, 2024
Leading
toophilthy's ID:
Pampas Grass
(Cortaderia selloana)
Added on March 27, 2024
Supporting
toophilthy's ID:
Flannel Flower
(Actinotus helianthi)
Added on February 13, 2024
Supporting
toophilthy's ID:
Mountain Devil
(Lambertia formosa)
Added on February 13, 2024
Supporting
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Crinkle Bush
(Lomatia silaifolia)
Added on February 13, 2024
Supporting
toophilthy's ID:
Grey Spider Flower
(Grevillea buxifolia)
Added on February 13, 2024
Supporting
toophilthy's ID:
Fuchsia Heath
(Epacris longiflora)
Added on January 27, 2024
Supporting
toophilthy's ID:
Small-leaf Bramble
(Rubus parvifolius)
Added on January 18, 2024
Supporting
Photos / Sounds
What
Pine-leaf Geebung (Persoonia pinifolia)Observer
toby_j_77Description
A small shrub found on the side of the track. Many individuals of this specimen appear to be developing flower buds.
Looking at the flower spike, it appears to be Persoonia pinifolia when comparing it to the illustration in Les Robinson’s 2003 book “Field Guide to the Native Plants of Sydney”. However, the flowering time does not appear to match with that in the book as it states ‘March – May’, but other online sources state this species can flower during summer.
toophilthy's ID:
Pine-leaf Geebung
(Persoonia pinifolia)
Added on December 28, 2023
Supporting
toophilthy's ID:
Pink Spider Flower
(Grevillea sericea)
Added on December 23, 2023
Supporting
toophilthy's ID:
Flannel Flower
(Actinotus helianthi)
Added on December 23, 2023
Supporting
Photos / Sounds
What
Queen of the Bush (Pimelea linifolia)Observer
ben-johnsonPlace
6265+28 Lake Parramatta Reserve, Parramatta Dam Wall, North Parramatta NSW 2151, Australia (Google, OSM)
toophilthy's ID:
Queen of the Bush
(Pimelea linifolia)
Added on December 23, 2023
Supporting
toophilthy's ID:
Mountain Devil
(Lambertia formosa)
Added on December 23, 2023
Supporting
toophilthy's ID:
Conesticks
(Petrophile pulchella)
Added on December 23, 2023
Supporting
toophilthy's ID:
Christmas Bells
(Blandfordia nobilis)
Added on December 23, 2023
Supporting
toophilthy's ID:
Grey Spider Flower
(Grevillea buxifolia)
Added on December 23, 2023
Supporting
Photos / Sounds
What
Conesticks (Petrophile pulchella)Observer
ben-johnsonDescription
This interesting individual plant has multiple flowers on the end of one branchlet.
toophilthy's ID:
Conesticks
(Petrophile pulchella)
Added on December 23, 2023
Supporting
toophilthy's ID:
Large Tongue Orchid
(Cryptostylis subulata)
Added on November 25, 2023
Supporting
toophilthy's ID:
Broad-leaf Geebung
(Persoonia levis)
Added on November 25, 2023
Supporting
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Red Spider Flower
(Grevillea speciosa)
Added on November 25, 2023
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Eastern Grey Kangaroo
(Macropus giganteus)
Added on November 25, 2023
Supporting
toophilthy's ID:
Eastern Grey Kangaroo
(Macropus giganteus)
Added on November 25, 2023
Supporting
toophilthy's ID:
Eastern Grey Kangaroo
(Macropus giganteus)
Added on November 25, 2023
Supporting
toophilthy's ID:
Common Lantana
(Lantana camara)
Added on November 25, 2023
Supporting
toophilthy's ID:
Christmas Bells
(Blandfordia nobilis)
Added on November 19, 2023
Supporting
toophilthy's ID:
Large Flying Duck Orchid
(Caleana major)
Added on November 19, 2023
Supporting
toophilthy's ID:
Large Tongue Orchid
(Cryptostylis subulata)
Added on November 19, 2023
Supporting
Photos / Sounds
What
Pink Spider Flower (Grevillea sericea)Observer
jonodashperPlace
Florence Parade Trail, Florence Parade Trail, Royal National Park, Royal Nat'l Park NSW 2232, Australia (Google, OSM)
toophilthy's ID:
Pink Spider Flower
(Grevillea sericea)
Added on November 19, 2023
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