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Género AleucosiaObserv.
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Tangleveined flies suggested by app. This fly was one of many we saw - seemed to be attracted to people but we had repellant..
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took this pic as the leaves were so amazing… assume one of the nearby trees is a kurrajong but area is poor soul, ridge (not rainforest?)
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i think? decurrent leaf bases, sessile flowers, 4 stamens. at edge of track on uphill side (damp but not creek?)
https://plantnet.rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au/cgi-bin/NSWfl.pl?page=nswfl&lvl=sp&name=Hibbertia~pustulata
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Cucaburra Común (Dacelo novaeguineae)Observ.
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Kookaburra at 12 secs approx, , currawong, cockatoos and others
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Acacia fimbriataObserv.
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possibly fimbriata? could not see hairs on phyllodes or the glands
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Género HibbertiaObserv.
margaretjbDescripción
6 sub-equal stamens on 1 side of 2 hairy carpels; reddish styles; needle-like leaves; wiry red-brown prostrate stems
Recent split from Hibbertia acicularis
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14 stamens on one side of two carpels; bracts; long silky hairs on sepals; leaves slightly recurved with mucro.
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Four stamens. Low straggly shrub with small, straight, linear leaves (pustular, glabrous).
Leaf measurements: 7 mm long, 1 mm wide and 0.4 mm thick.
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catkin is very different? Tree had fallen sideways and continued growing. Juveniles nearby obs? Black sheoak?
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Cacatúa Gang-Gang (Callocephalon fimbriatum)Observ.
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At least 10 birds, 6 male, 4 female.
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Género DawsoniaObserv.
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Maybe Polytrichum or Polytrichadelphus?
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Juvenile - approx 20-25 cm long - sunning on our wiidchip pile
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Familia HyriidaeObserv.
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These had been cooked on a fire? / shell definitely 90mm long or more. May be australis
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Acacia linifoliaObserv.
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looks like sweet acacia but i was not sure.. some leaves curved tips?
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Género DianellaObserv.
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maybe D prunina? http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/91626061
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approx 20m section of track - hill facing direct South, 2-3m of obvious plants on each side of track, more than 50 plants - possible 100, paper is note paper a little less than optical white. took other general photos of area . linking to previous observation . Tallest plant around 1m - most a lot smaller
