Caladenia moschata

Musky Caps at Belconnen, ACT

Caladenia moschata at Belconnen, ACT - suppressed
Caladenia moschata at Belconnen, ACT - suppressed
Caladenia moschata at Belconnen, ACT - suppressed
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Caladenia moschata 24 Oct 2016 CathB
Caladenia moschata 24 Oct 2016 CathB
Unverified 11 Oct 2016 MattM

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Absolutely no idea what this one is. Colour looks a lot darker than the Thelymitra I'm used to.

7 comments

   12 Oct 2016
Matt was this sighting in or out of one of your plots?
MattM wrote:
   12 Oct 2016
It was not in any of my plots. Mine are all on Black Mountain. I intend to complete my remaining plots over the next few days.
TonyWood wrote:
   12 Oct 2016
Cath, does this look like Lyperanthus to you?
CathB wrote:
   13 Oct 2016
I'm not sure what it looks like. Maybe you could show it to me on Friday, Matt.
CathB wrote:
   13 Oct 2016
I found this plant today. The way the light was catching it, it was clearly quite hairy, so I think it's likely to be one of the Caladenias - either moschata or cucullata. There were other smaller ones nearby.
TonyWood wrote:
   13 Oct 2016
The size of the plant and leaf (which appears ribbed) is puzzling. Better keep an eye on it and don't let it get eaten.
CathB wrote:
   25 Oct 2016
Flowers are now open, and I can confirm it is Caladenia moschata (sighting 3362669).

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Additional information

  • 10cm to 30cm Plant height

Species information

  • Caladenia moschata Scientific name
  • Musky Caps Common name
  • Sensitive
  • Local native
  • Non-invasive or negligible
  • 804 images trained Machine learning
  • In flower
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  • Synonyms

    Stegostyla moschata

    Ngunnawal language

    Caladenia gracilis

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