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Discussion

abread111 wrote:

25 Feb 2026

Not A. rubida - more than 1 nerve per face on the phyllodes. Can leave it to be whipper snipped again.

Acacia implexa

waltraud wrote:

25 Feb 2026

https://canberra.naturemapr.org/users/22862, apart from plantings by birds there were all kind of plantings by human/s in this area (they had protective guards) between the backyards and the Casuarina trail including non local she-oak, Cootamundra wattle and Red-stemmed wattle, A. rubida. I'm unable to id from your pic. Perhaps A. rubida?

Acacia implexa

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

24 Feb 2026

Thanks Bethany
Not aware of anybody monitoring them but @RWPurdie may be
cheers Michael

Acacia lanigera var. lanigera

BethanyDunne wrote:

24 Feb 2026

Hi @MichaelMulvaney, interesting note on this population. It is all gone (dead) bar 2-3 plants in 1 location. Would be interesting to know if anyone has been monitoring them? Upcoming prescribed burn will be interesting to see if any seed has remained around the dead plants.

Acacia lanigera var. lanigera

TwoRivers wrote:

23 Feb 2026

Look carefully at the shape of the leaf and the seed pod and aril.

Acacia buxifolia subsp. buxifolia