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Csteele4 wrote:
2 hrs ago
@Tapirlord would love your input on this. It's not quite right for L gelidus, but I can't find anything it fits. Drooping habit, flowers in clusters of 6-8 on short stalks, 5 attached petals with quite a lot of hairs so definitely Styphelidae. Dry forest, but in a semi-permanent creek line. Acrothamnus sp was suggested on iNat but I can't find any which have that drooping habit.

Leucopogon gelidus
MattM wrote:
2 hrs ago
@Csteele4 it might just be a matter of waiting until the name change is accepted and/or the various online databases get updated which could take a few years.

Caladenia caerulea
CathB wrote:
5 hrs ago
Hi @Hejor1. This might be the pupal case of a leaf beetle. See for example sighting 4411148. The round hole would probably have been made by an exiting parasitic wasp. The beetles usually neatly remove the top of the case. See sighting 4496734.

Lepidoptera unclassified IMMATURE
Tapirlord wrote:
6 hrs ago
Doesn't appear to have the upturned galea of Pt.oblonga

Pterostylis pedunculata
JonLewis wrote:
6 hrs ago
Interesting ant Hejor, but can't work out what it is. Cheers, Jon

Formicidae (family)
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