Favoritos de charles_stirton
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botaneekDescripción
Aspalathus sp nov (aff subtingens) - Hartenbos
all plants white flowered; stony clays in Renosterveld; north slope; uncommon
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jacquesmerwe923Descripción
Sandstone ridge that burnt a year ago. One only plant, very interesting!!
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Madreselva del Cabo (Tecomaria capensis)Observ.
colin25Descripción
Flower Being visited by Sunbird
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Pigargo Vocinglero (Icthyophaga vocifer)Observ.
bartwurstenDescripción
Perched on a tree completely covered in Ipomoea cairica. See https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/112029281
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Psoralea caffraObserv.
craigpeterLugar
Road to the north of the N2 along the ridge above the main Ingeli Forest, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa (Google, OSM)
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knysna_wildflowersDescripción
Steep, wet south facing slope of Bobbejaanberg, east of Bergplaas
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Amphithalea albaObserv.
mr_fabDescripción
Not previously known to occur west of Agulhas, supposed to be a reseeder, but these were sprouting post fire. Maybe sp. nov.?
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Princesa Hojas de Plata (Pleroma heteromallum)Observ.
tjeerddwDescripción
Purple Glory Tree or Tibouchina Grandiflora
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Haroldius lyleaeObserv.
lucanusFecha
Septiembre 2, 2006Descripción
Haroldius sp.
Body size 2,3mm
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bartwurstenDescripción
Visiting a Acherontia caterpillar See https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/100386604
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Pigea densifoliaObserv.
knysna_wildflowersDescripción
Wierd obs - but I can’t see what else it could be.....?
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ellurasanctuaryDescripción
Native Liquorice (Glycyrrhiza acanthocarpa)
Rare in the region
www.ellura.info/Plant/Legume/DSCF0020LS-Native-Liquorice-Glycyrrhiza-acanthocarpa.html
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troosDescripción
Bit of a difficult one. For now we file it here. Stems canescent but browsed low only about 30 cm high. Recurved mucronate leaf tips. Flowers dirty pink in few flowered spikes or single amongst the leaves. On limestone near an old mine, not many seen.
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Psoralea affinisObserv.
colin25Descripción
Psoralea affinis used for nest by Cape Weaver
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magrietbDescripción
Kleinmond fat Psoralea eater reared
28 Aug 2016:
Collected large individual of previously failed caterpillar on Psoralea aculeata next to footpath on the circle walk above Palmiet bridge.
31 Aug 2016:
The caterpillar stopped eating and started wandering around its tub.
1 Sep 2016:
When I provided soil from the caterpillar's collection site it immediately disappeared into it.
10 Jan 2017:
Adult moth emerged, surprisingly small and drab after such a jolly fat caterpillar. Only goes to show... something.
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charles_stirtonDescripción
An undescribed species Aspalathus dupreezii sp.nov. C.H. Stirt. Voucher specimen: Bolus Herbarium (BOL) Muasya & Stirton 4426.
Stiff erect shrub to 2 m tall. Bark corky, roughly textured. Leaves semi-patent, tips spinescent; upper branches almost like little christmas trees. Flowers yellow turning reddish orange, keel hairy, lower calyx tooth as long as the flower. Leaves semi-patent, tips spinescent, almost like little christmas trees.
Grassy fynbos on top of plateau; growing with large Erica and Leucadendron shrubs.
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Freylinia helmeiObserv.
botaneekDescripción
Freylinia helmei
endemic to south facing shale slopes in the Bot river area, as far east as the Villiersdorp road; to 2m tall; distinguished from F longiflora by longer fls (@!) and much longer style
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burke_korolDescripción
I have this as O. filifolium, which iNat does not seem to recognize
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mr_fabDescripción
Close to uniflora or pinea, but does not seem to match either. Further investigation needed.
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karoopixieDescripción
Sp. nov. I think Brian is going to describe this one?
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Pavorreal (Pavo cristatus)Observ.
linkieDescripción
We thought these would keep us awake! The rooster and his hen in the Coral tree were horrendously noisy way before dawn. The peacocks were silent!
