Observation 2018-11-26 06:54 PM
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Species
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Calotis spp.
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Burr Daisy
2
id. by: Lawrie Conole
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Description
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Date & Time
2018-11-26 06:54 PM
Location
-37.289669 , 144.39798
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| NS Observation No. | 5BFF2A781B8C0764740000F7 |
|---|---|
| Created | 2018-11-29 10:53 AM (about 1 year ago) |
| Created By | Lawrie Conole |
| Updated | 2018-11-29 08:36 PM (about 1 year ago) |
| Updated By | Lawrie Conole |
| Edits | 1 |
| Photo Quality | |
| Camera Date-Stamp | Yes |
| Camera Geotag | Yes |
| Permalink | 5bff2a781b8c0764740000f7 |
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Lawrie Conole I think this is a Calotis, possibly C. scabiosifolia var. integrifolia, but that seems to be a very rare beast in this part of Victoria. I will go back and try for a proper photo - this is a crop from a quick mobile phone snap to remind me to look.
• 29 Nov 2018
Lawrie Conole Having had a closer look at the leaves I'm back to Calotis sp.
• 29 Nov 2018
Lawrie Conole Calotis spp. species id suggested
• 29 Nov 2018
Reilly Hi, lower quality photos, especially those with GPS locations, are extremely useful to NS and ALA for plotting distributions and so forth. A better photo later is also welcome for identification purposes but plz don’t ever feel it is required. Thanks!
• 29 Nov 2018
Lawrie Conole Hi Reilly. Yes I agree. I've been logging records with geospatial data since computers were operated with punch cards, but I'm also a photographer, so I have image quality standards. :-)
• 29 Nov 2018
Reilly If you might be interested in meeting up at some point I would very much like to learn more about that history and hear any suggestions you may have for how NS could include more data-focused features?
• 29 Nov 2018