Plants
Orchids
Sighting 4352583

Caladenia cucullata

Lemon Caps at O'Connor, ACT

Caladenia cucullata at O'Connor, ACT - suppressed
Caladenia cucullata at O'Connor, ACT - suppressed
Caladenia cucullata at O'Connor, ACT - suppressed
Caladenia cucullata at O'Connor, ACT - suppressed
Caladenia cucullata at O'Connor, ACT - suppressed
Caladenia cucullata at O'Connor, ACT - suppressed
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Identification history

Caladenia cucullata 22 Oct 2020 MattM
Caladenia cucullata 22 Oct 2020 MattM
Unverified 22 Oct 2020 ConBoekel

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User's notes

I strongly suspect that other nearby individuals were recently grazed. Rabbits present. I am unsure whether or not other herbivores are present.

4 comments

MattM wrote:
   22 Oct 2020
There are always herbivores or insects present. Orchids are as much a food source as any other plant.
ConBoekel wrote:
   22 Oct 2020
Thanks for the comment Matt.
ConBoekel wrote:
   22 Oct 2020
What a wonderful resource the Nature Map is. By checking it out I discover that it was last recorded for the Dryandra Street Woodland in 2015 by iBaird.
MattM wrote:
   22 Oct 2020
Yeah. It has a timeline feature that allows you to see flora and fauna of the same species recorded in the vicinity. It's pretty cool watching the lifecycle of a plant that is reported weekly.

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Sighting information

Additional information

  • Less than 10cm Plant height

Species information

  • Caladenia cucullata Scientific name
  • Lemon Caps Common name
  • Sensitive
  • Local native
  • Non-invasive or negligible
  • 152 images trained Machine learning
  • In flower

  • Synonyms

    Stegostyla cucullata

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