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• Epidesmia hypenaria Long Nose Long-nosed Epidesmia

  03 Nov 2014 • -37.8,144.3 • Cathy Powers

  

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• Anthus novaeseelandiae Australasian Pipit Richard's Pipit

  03 Nov 2014 • -38.1,143.8 • Chris Clarke

  

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• Caladenia transitoria Eastern Bronzehood Orchid

  03 Nov 2014 • -37.8,143.8 • Chris Clarke

  

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• Lissanthe strigosa subsp. subulata Peach Heath

  03 Nov 2014 • -37.3,143.8 • Louise Nicholas

  

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  1. Chris Lindorff  Ericaceae. Possibly Epacris?

     Reply • 05 Nov 2014

  3. Chris Clarke  Faded flowers turn dark

     Reply • 24 Jan 2015

  4. • Chris Lindorff  I can agree with this. Thanks Chris.

       Reply • 26 Jan 2015
• Lasioglossum (Chilalictus) orbatum

  03 Nov 2014 • -38.1,147.1 • Suzanne Jones

  Rescued from a bucket of water. This native bee has been identified as Lasioglossum (Chilalictus) orbatum by Ken Walker.

  

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• Diuris sulphurea Tiger Orchid

  03 Nov 2014 • -37.1,148.4 • Reilly

  

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• Xerochrysum viscosum Shiny Everlasting Sticky Everlasting

  03 Nov 2014 • -37.1,148.4 • Reilly

  

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• Ozothamnus obcordatus Grey Everlasting

  03 Nov 2014 • -37.1,148.4 • Reilly

  

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• Cassinia longifolia Shiny Cassinia

  03 Nov 2014 • -37.1,148.4 • Reilly

  

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  1. Chris Lindorff  Check against Cassinia longifolia.

     Reply • 08 Nov 2014
• Calytrix tetragona Common Fringe-myrtle

  03 Nov 2014 • -37.1,148.4 • Reilly

  

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• Trifolium arvense var. arvense Hare's-foot Clover

  03 Nov 2014 • -37.1,148.3 • Reilly

  

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• Olearia iodochroa Violet Daisy-bush

  03 Nov 2014 • -37.1,148.3 • Reilly

  

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• Ozothamnus conditus Pepper Everlasting

  03 Nov 2014 • -37.1,148.3 • Reilly

  

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  1. Chris Lindorff  Possibly Ozothamnus conditus. Thoughts anyone?

     Reply • 08 Nov 2014
• Unidentified

  03 Nov 2014 • -37.1,148.3 • Reilly

  

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  1. Chris Lindorff  Could this possibly be the unnamed Arthropodium sp. Snowy R. catchment?

     Reply • 08 Nov 2014
• Xerochrysum viscosum Shiny Everlasting Sticky Everlasting

  03 Nov 2014 • -37.1,148.3 • Reilly

  

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• Petrorhagia spp. Pink

  03 Nov 2014 • -37.1,148.3 • Reilly

  

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• Platycercus elegans elegans Crimson Rosella

  03 Nov 2014 • -37.6,145.1 • Peter Fraser

  

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• Unidentified

  03 Nov 2014 • -37.1,148.3 • Reilly

  

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• Corixidae spp. Water Boatman Water-boatman

  03 Nov 2014 • -37.1,148.3 • Reilly

  Large 8mm to 10mm

  

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• Paropsisterna lineata

  03 Nov 2014 • -37.5,144.6 • Martin Lagerwey

  This is Paropsisterna lineata, a mostly black and highly nitid (glossy) beetle with a few consistent yellow lines along the striae. This is a nocturnal species and found in the daytime hiding in the gaps in stringy-bark bark. I have not found it on other species of eucalyptus. I have not found it except under bark. Also seen in Croydon, Ferntree Gully, the Basin and Tasmania.

  

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  1. Chris Lindorff  Name has now been added to database. Cheers.

     Reply • 02 Mar 2015
• Paropsisterna erudita

  03 Nov 2014 • -37.5,144.6 • Martin Lagerwey

  This beetle is Paropsis erudita. It is a highly nitid (glossy) species found under bark of smooth barked eucalyptus spp. such as manna gum. This is the more scarce of the nocturnal leaf beetles in my experience and found only twice. Also seen at Wonga Park (Mt Lofty) and Healesville. It lacks striae grooves and puncturation is very fine. There are two very smart looking red diagonal lines on the combined elytra in the form of a chevron.

  

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  1. Chris Lindorff  Hi Martin. The name has been added for this species. I'll let you assign all the names, as this then states that you have made the identification. Cheers. Chris.

     Reply • 02 Mar 2015