Observations by jack4 on April 27, 2019
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Genoplesium pumilumObserver
jack4Description
This specimen was consistent with this species (Genoplesium pumilum) apart from it seemed to be lacking any form of labellum (If I have it right way round). Unless all flowers look like this until they are triggered by a pollinator etc.Very nice golden colouration.
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Tall Sundew Drosera auriculataObserver
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Starting to form in wet seep.
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Slender Sun-Orchid Thelymitra paucifloraObserver
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ID based on flowers from last year. Good to try start working ID based on leaves alone. Note the double channeled leaves.
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Taro Colocasia esculentaObserver
jack4Description
Not sure of origin but a lot of things been planted in this bay over the years.
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Hypericum pusillumObserver
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Growing in browsed coastal forest. Common.
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Australian Speedwell Veronica plebeiaObserver
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Growing in browsed coastal forest.
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Hairy Pennywort Hydrocotyle moschataObserver
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Growing in browsed coastal forest.
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Geraniums and Cranesbills Genus GeraniumObserver
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Growing in browsed costal forest.
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Veldt Grass Ehrharta erectaObserver
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Bought in with soil and all sorts of undesirable exotic weeds.
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Mahoe Melicytus ramiflorus ssp. ramiflorusObserver
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A large leaf form of M. ramiflorus common on GBI.
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Haekaro Pittosporum umbellatumObserver
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Local on coastal edge and coastal forest.
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Haekaro Pittosporum umbellatumObserver
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A very thin leaved form.
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Koheriki Scandia rosifoliaObserver
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Growing on coastal edge with no stock access.
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Great Barrier Koromiko Veronica pubescens ssp. rehuarumObserver
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Common along coastal edge.
