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• Diuris chryseopsis Golden Moths

  21 Oct 2012 • -37.3,143.7 • Ben Fisher

  

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• Glossodia major Wax-lip Orchid

  21 Oct 2012 • -37.3,143.7 • Ben Fisher

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• Thelymitra antennifera Rabbit Ears

  21 Oct 2012 • -37.3,143.7 • Ben Fisher

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• Burchardia umbellata Milkmaids

  21 Oct 2012 • -37.3,143.7 • Ben Fisher

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• Thelymitra spp. Sun Orchid

  21 Oct 2012 • -37.3,143.7 • Ben Fisher

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  1. zeke1944  Thelymitra ixioidea

     Reply • 30 Jul

  3. David Francis  Thelymitra juncifolia also has dark spots. FoV:Distinguished from Thelymitra ixioides by the generally smaller, more tardily opening, mostly self-pollinated flowers (insect-pollinated variants occur).

     Reply • 30 Jul
• Bulbine bulbosa Bulbine Lily

  21 Oct 2012 • Ben Fisher

  

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• Xerochrysum viscosum Shiny Everlasting Sticky Everlasting

  21 Oct 2012 • -37.3,143.7 • Ben Fisher

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• Cheilanthes spp. Rock Fern

  21 Oct 2012 • -37.3,143.7 • Ben Fisher

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  1. zeke1944  Cheilanthes austrotenuifolia species id suggested

     Reply • 30 Jul

  3. Ben Fisher  Thanks Zeke! I would try and help with the Fungi but it's not something i am any good at.

     Reply • 30 Jul

  5. David Francis  This has the look of Ceilanthes sieberi (Narrow Rock-fern) but impossible to distinguish from photos

     Reply • 31 Jul

  6. • Ben Fisher  Thanks David. What would you look for in the field? Good to know if i come across it again.

       Reply • 31 Jul

  7. David Francis  austrotenuifolia often has more widely spaced "leaflets" along the "stem" which is often not so vertical; and the general outine of on frond (the lamina) is more wide/triangular rather narrow ellips

     Reply • 31 Jul

  9. David Francis  .... rather than narrow/elliptical. Close up of underside showing position of sori is used in id.

     Reply • 31 Jul

  11. Ben Fisher  Thanks for the detailed response David.

      Reply • 31 Jul
• Arthropodium strictum s.s. Chocolate Lily

  21 Oct 2012 • -37.3,143.7 • Ben Fisher

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• Hydrocotyle hirta Hairy Pennywort

  21 Oct 2012 • -37.3,143.7 • Ben Fisher

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• Kennedia prostrata Running Postman

  21 Oct 2012 • -37.3,143.7 • Ben Fisher

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• Linaria pelisseriana Pelisser's Toad-flax

  21 Oct 2012 • -37.3,143.7 • Ben Fisher

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  1. Ben Fisher  Linaria pelisseriana species id suggested

     Reply • 30 Jul

  3. David Francis  Glabrous stems is an identifying feature for this sp. Have you a clearet photo of the stems.

     Reply • 30 Jul

  5. Ben Fisher  Unfortunately not, these are the 3 clearest photos i have. Next time i am up there i will try and get some better photos of them including the stems and leaves.

     Reply • 30 Jul
• Triptilodiscus pygmaeus Common Sunray

  21 Oct 2012 • -37.3,143.7 • Ben Fisher

  

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• Drosera hookeri Branched Sundew

  21 Oct 2012 • -37.3,143.7 • Ben Fisher

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  1. zeke1944  Drosera auriculata

     Reply • 30 Jul

  3. Ben Fisher  Thanks Zeke, I was thinking the same but the description i was reading said it should have hairless bud sepals. Could it be Drosera peltata?

     Reply • 30 Jul

  5. David Francis  Flora of Vic points towards Drosera hookeri. If not, then Drosera peltata

     Reply • 30 Jul

  7. John Walter  I would have said Drosera auriculata as the flowers on D. peltata are much smaller and pale and the plant is never this tall. Both this and the previous species were once D. peltata, but two different sub species. The short pale one retained the name D. peltata and the tall pink flowered one became D. auriculata. They both occur on my own property. But .... I was not previously aware of D. hookeri and now realise that a third species has come out of the old D. peltata complex (Thanks David) D. auriculata has glabrous sepals and this observation clearly has very pubescent sepals which makes it D. hookeri and I now need to review my own records.

     Reply • 31 Jul

  9. Ben Fisher  Thanks all, I will update it as Drosera Hookeri.

     Reply • 31 Jul
• Goodenia geniculata Bent Goodenia

  21 Oct 2012 • -38.1,144.0 • Russell Best

  

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• Cheilanthes sieberi subsp. sieberi Narrow Rock-fern

  21 Oct 2012 • -38.1,144.0 • Russell Best

  

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• Convolvulus angustissimus subsp. angustissimus Blushing Bindweed

  21 Oct 2012 • -38.1,144.0 • Russell Best

  

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• Lehtinelagia evanida

  21 Oct 2012 • -37.5,144.7 • James Booth

  

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  1. Suzanne Jones  This looks like a Crab spider of the genus Diaea.

     Reply • 09 Dec 2014

  3. Russell Best  ID by Robert Whyte who added "Lehtinelagia evanida (one of three new genera replacing Diaea which no longer exists in Australia)".

     Reply • 21 Feb 2015
• Boronia muelleri Forest Boronia

  21 Oct 2012 • -38.8,143.4 • Russell Best

  

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• Acacia verticillata subsp. ruscifolia Broad-leaf Prickly Moses

  21 Oct 2012 • -38.8,143.4 • Russell Best

  

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• Pterostylis sp. aff. plumosa (Anglesea) Large Plume-orchid

  21 Oct 2012 • -38.8,143.2 • Thomas N.

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• Correa reflexa var. reflexa Common Correa

  21 Oct 2012 • -38.8,143.2 • Russell Best

  

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• Thelymitra flexuosa Twisted Sun-orchid

  21 Oct 2012 • -38.8,143.2 • Russell Best

  

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• Correa reflexa var. reflexa Common Correa

  21 Oct 2012 • -38.8,143.2 • Russell Best

  

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• Sphaerolobium minus Eastern Globe-pea

  21 Oct 2012 • -38.8,143.2 • Russell Best

  

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• Acacia verticillata subsp. ruscifolia Broad-leaf Prickly Moses

  21 Oct 2012 • -38.8,143.2 • Russell Best

  

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• Pultenaea stricta Rigid Bush-pea

  21 Oct 2012 • -38.8,143.2 • Russell Best

  

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• Isopogon ceratophyllus Horny Cone-bush

  21 Oct 2012 • -38.8,143.2 • Russell Best

  

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• Solanum aviculare Kangaroo Apple

  21 Oct 2012 • -38.8,143.2 • Russell Best

  

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• Brachyscome multifida var. dilatata Cut-leaf Daisy

  21 Oct 2012 • -38.8,143.2 • Russell Best

  

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