Observations by jack4 on April 24, 2019
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Drosera × sidjamesiiObserver
jack4Description
This is the population near end of runway with a mixture of both the red to orange to orange green to green specimens present. As noted by Cam Kilgour the red coloured species have a flower scape with multiple flowers up to 14.
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Sundews Genus DroseraObserver
jack4Description
These ones appear to be somewhere in between with the orange/green coloration.
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Pygmy Sundew Drosera pygmaeaObserver
jack4Description
More of the red colouration with its first set of flowers forming.
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Bermuda Grass Cynodon dactylonObserver
jack4Description
Common on sandy soils.
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Knot Grass Paspalum distichumObserver
jack4Description
Common near rock dump.
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Drosera × sidjamesiiObserver
jack4Description
This is the more abundant red coloration. This one noted as having 5 finished flowering scapes which appeared to have had >4 flowers. I will upload better photos once I can get my images off camera.
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Sundews Genus DroseraObserver
jack4Description
Growing in more of a depression north of previous observation. Flowers forming. The coloration was heading towards more of a reddy orange.
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Sundews Genus DroseraObserver
jack4Description
Growing almost side by side with previous observation. These ones more of a orange/green coloration.
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European Rabbit Oryctolagus cuniculusObserver
jack4Description
Living in swamp habitat and browsing many species.
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Domestic Cat Felis catusObserver
jack4Description
Wild or stray or domestic cat in swamp/dune habitat.
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Drosera pulchellaObserver
jack4Description
This specimen was the only one with a open/semi open flower. Right at southern extent of population and on airfield. These ones were under regenerating Manuka up to around head height. Growing on sandy clay material. From aerial still within excavation scar. Details to plants locations provided by Cam Kilgour and @marshy.
