Diuris chryseopsis

Golden Moth at Forde, ACT

Diuris chryseopsis at Forde, ACT - 4 Oct 2020
Diuris chryseopsis at Forde, ACT - 4 Oct 2020
Diuris chryseopsis at Forde, ACT - 4 Oct 2020
Diuris chryseopsis at Forde, ACT - 4 Oct 2020
Diuris chryseopsis at Forde, ACT - 4 Oct 2020
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Identification history

Diuris chryseopsis 15 Oct 2020 MattM
Diuris chryseopsis 15 Oct 2020 MattM
Diuris amabilis 5 Oct 2020 AaronClausen
Unidentified 5 Oct 2020 Cmperman

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6 comments

TobiasHayashi wrote:
   6 Oct 2020
Both D chryseopsis and D amabilis can have brownish markings, but the latter is a much larger flower. Based on location most likely to be chryseopsis, but its a bit hard to judge size in the photo
Cmperman wrote:
   6 Oct 2020
Additional photos uploaded
MattM wrote:
   6 Oct 2020
Unfortunately newly uploaded photos don't appear for sightings (it's a current bug). In the meantime you might have to upload those photos as a separate sighting.
AaronClausen wrote:
   6 Oct 2020
Hi guys, Can you please try again. This issue should now be resolved. Cheers Aaron.
Cmperman wrote:
   6 Oct 2020
Have added four photos. The first three were taken in the same area as the initial picture. The last one was near the hybrid orchid reported on the same occasion, close to the Centennial Trail on the Southern boundary of Little Mulligans Flat. Hope these help - noting that, as a non-expert I can't be sure they are all the same.
MattM wrote:
   15 Oct 2020
I have just had another look over this, and I think these are D. chryseopsis. I can't see the deeper colours that I would associate with D. amabilis, and the shape of the callus looks fine for D. chryseopsis.

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Sighting information

  • 4 - 15 Abundance
  • 4 Oct 2020 05:08 PM Recorded on
  • Cmperman Recorded by

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