This one is actually Corunastylis rather than Microtis. Microtis would have a longer leaf extending beyond the flowers whereas Corunastylis has a short leaf apressed to the stem and terminating below the flowers. This plant has quite short lateral sepals and small flowers so I would be inclined to call this Corunastylis nuda.
@MattM yeah, I was 100% guessing on these guys. Looking at my guide after seeing your suggestion, and thinking by the swollen ovaries these are actually past flowering, I was thinking these may be Corunastylis formosa, which is locally common and grows in marshy land. What do you think?
I still think nuda is more likely as the lateral sepals are very short. The lateral sepals are supposed to be up to 4 mm in nuda and up to 9 mm in formosa. Even with a bit of shrink associated with the senescence of the flowers, I can't imagine they would shrink that much.
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