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NEWSLETTER FOR DECEMBER 2025 AND THE FUTURE OF CANBERRA NATURE MAP

Canberra Nature Map's Newsletter for September 2025

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HelenCross wrote:
1 hr ago
Thanks Christina, we don't have many euc species on the farm - mostly Yellow Box and Blakely's Red Gums so they're fairly easy to tell apart out in the paddocks

Eucalyptus melliodora
JaneR wrote:
1 hr ago
Ok, will keep that in mind. This plant was a challenge to photograph in entirety: it was in a sunken crevice, at base of large granite boulder. Next time !

Polystichum proliferum
dcnicholls wrote:
2 hrs ago
It would be helpful to photograph the entire plant, as the form it takes can be important in the identification. I’m pretty sure it is.P. promoters (it doesn’t help that I’m looking at it on a phone rather than a proper screen.!)

Polystichum proliferum
WendyEM wrote:
2 hrs ago
male

Cebysa leucotelus
WendyEM wrote:
2 hrs ago
I think this is Chrysolarentia interruptata going by the pointy shape of the lines either side of the white (paler) band above the dark brown band. In Chrysolarentia actinipha these lines are more wavy not jagged. Going by this I think 4653049 is correctly identified.

Chrysolarentia interruptata

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