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ID is a bit of a guess seeing as all flowers were spent. Growing in under kauri and tanekaha
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Growing in large groups such as this beneath kauri forest
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Musgos de Turbera (Género Sphagnum)Observ.
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Would love to know which species of Sphagnum this is - please let me know if there are any other characteristics I can photograph to assist someone in IDing.
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Animales (Reino Animalia)Observ.
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Would love opinions as to the cause of damage to this wetland vegetation - rabbits; rats, and/or pukeko are the most likely contenders.
Rabbit fur was observed within the wetland, and pukeko were present. The majority of the damage had occurred to the Eleocharis acuta, which had been uprooted on a large scale throughout the wetland.
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Hongo de la Risa (Gymnopilus junonius)Observ.
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Mushrooms growing on rotting stumps. Stumps are possibly a conifer species, going off old aerial photos.
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Ranúnculos (Género Ranunculus)Observ.
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Growing beneath plane trees in mown grass verge.
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Found growing in a wetland alongside Isachne globosa, Eleocharis acuta, Isolepis prolifera and a range of exotic grasses.
It doesn’t seem to appear in the NIWA macrophyte key and I’m not convinced it’s a Ludwigia. No flowers were present and unfortunately no photos were taken in situ.
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Lechuguilla (Erechtites hieraciifolius)Observ.
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Growing in a raupō swamp. Approximately 2 m tall.
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Armuelle (Atriplex prostrata)Observ.
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Growing in a band on the landward edge of saltmarsh vegetation.
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A reef heron seen multiple times around the Tutukaka Marina / Oturu Bay area over a two week period.
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Unknown herbaceous species growing in gully bottom, amongst African club moss
