Unfortunately with it being closed up it's difficult to tell what species this is. The three options for Autumn Chilloglottis within the ACT are C. curviclavia, C. reflexa and C. seminuda. We can rule out C. curviclavia as the lateral sepals are straight and don't curve back. C. seminuda, while common on the coast and escarpment, is rare in the ACT only being known from a single population on Black Mountain. On the balance of probability, this leaves us with C. reflexa, which is present across many sheltered slopes in reserves across the ACT and surrounds.