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Bubbles wrote:
1 hr ago
Thanks for the confirmation Tapirlord!

Hymenochilus cycnocephalus
Mike wrote:
2 hrs ago
Gorse is a Weed of National Significance, growing well in the National triangle. The planted shrubs have almost died, being replaced by Chilean needlegrass and serrated tussock; a haven for rabbits. Does @ACTBioSecurity have authority in this area?

Ulex europaeus
abread111 wrote:
6 hrs ago
You can change it on the map while you still remember where it was. Click on the - sign to zoom out so you can see the bush areas, and then just click on the approximate right spot.

Bulbine bulbosa
wombey wrote:
7 hrs ago
The one with the copper tail may have been Morethia boulengeri

Lampropholis guichenoti
owenh wrote:
8 hrs ago
Suggest the survival of this species at this location is now in doubt. After a very reduced 2023 flying season (half of that recorded for years 2020-2022 incl.), 2024 has been very disappointing with only the one brief sighting (Sept 10, main image) in over 30 intensive searches of the area. Also worth mentioning is that until recently the larval food plant for this butterfly, Austrostipa scabra, was the predominate vegetation in the general area and, while still plentiful, is now being overgrown by St John's Wort and, to a lesser extent Cassinia quinquefaria (see image 2).

Herimosa albovenata

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