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WendyEM wrote:
9 min ago
Very interesting observations. Interesting recording and photographs. Sadly I don't know the answer to group or ID.
Unverified Case moth (Psychidae)
WendyEM wrote:
48 min ago
Yes, it does have the diamond shaped tufts down the back and general shape of Aglaosoma variegata
Lepidoptera unclassified IMMATURE
JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:
1 hr ago
@PEdwards .
Good morning !

The second photograph here clearly identifies to _Lomandra laxa_
(not _Lomandra filiformis_ ) .
Please remove this second photograph .

The third photograph, which species does this identify to please?
Lomandra filiformis subsp. filiformis
waltraud wrote:
1 hr ago
I wonder too https://canberra.naturemapr.org/users/8081. Since 2-3 years I observe an increase of re-sprout of previously treated woody weeds. Unfortunately, I don't have numbers, however, some FoMM regulars observe this too. I do wonder whether the use of dabbers is the reason. May be too little herbicide applied, maybe sponges contaminated with soil, maybe herbicide mix too old ... I wonder whether other groups who use dabbers observe the same? it is not only an ineffective use of volunteers' time, but also more herbicide required when treatment requires repeat particularly when re-sprout is multi-stemmed. I prefer spray bottles which I also need for frilling and I do have good experiences over the past 22 years with those.
Rosa rubiginosa
debhart wrote:
2 hrs ago
@Tapirlord Thank you! I think I've updated the location correctly now! Not sure why it said Kambah?
Bunochilus montanus (ACT) = Pterostylis jonesii (NSW)

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