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Rangiora (Brachyglottis repanda)Observer
alexiamarrDescription
Leaves were palm size, on average. The small patch of trees hosted a range of sizes, from juveniles to anywhere between 5-10m. Although the underside of the leaves look similar to that of B. repanda, they weren't particularly soft - possibly because of the fungus?
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Wrinkled Club Fungus (Clavulina rugosa)Observer
alexiamarrDescription
Found within the fire damaged area on the port hills
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Common Gilled Mushrooms and Allies (Order Agaricales)Observer
alexiamarrDescription
Mainly red beech with juvenile mountain, red and silver underneath the canopy
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Genus DaldiniaObserver
alexiamarrDescription
On a dead, standing tree, within red and mountain beech
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Genus AleurodiscusObserver
alexiamarrDescription
Growing on a fallen beech tree. Main species were red and mountain
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Family OmphalotaceaeObserver
alexiamarrDescription
Underneath a red beech canopy, with juvenile red, mountain and silver beech
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Genus TremellaObserver
alexiamarrDescription
Found on a fallen beech tree branch. Has a rubbery feel to it and has maintained it's shape very well. The area in which it was found had a lot of rotting branches and fallen trees, with the most common species being red beech.
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Vagrant Spiders (Genus Uliodon)Observer
alexiamarrDescription
Spotted running through the carport.
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Springtails (Subclass Collembola)Observer
alexiamarrDescription
Pitfall trap left out for 3 days, underneath large kowhai trees. Only springtails were found in the trap. Perhaps because the surrounding soil was so dry.
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Kararehe Whāngote (Mammals) (Class Mammalia)Observer
alexiamarrDescription
Wax tag left out for one night, in a park with some vegetation and maintained grass areas.
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Kararehe Whāngote (Mammals) (Class Mammalia)Observer
alexiamarrDescription
Wax tags left out for one night, in a park with some vegetation and maintained grass areas.
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Kararehe Whāngote (Mammals) (Class Mammalia)Observer
alexiamarrDescription
Wax tags left out for one night, in a park with some vegetation and maintained grass areas.
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Kararehe Whāngote (Mammals) (Class Mammalia)Observer
alexiamarrDescription
Tracking tunnel left out for one night, in a park with some vegetation and maintained grass areas.
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Kararehe Whāngote (Mammals) (Class Mammalia)Observer
alexiamarrDescription
Tracking tunnel left out for one night, in a park with some vegetation and maintained grass areas.
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Old World Rats (Genus Rattus)Observer
alexiamarrDescription
Cat tracking tunnel, no cats found, but these tracks were left with the bait gone.
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Old World Rats (Genus Rattus)Observer
alexiamarrDescription
Tracking tunnel left out for one night, in a park with some vegetation and maintained grass areas.
