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natureguy wrote:

6 Feb 2023

The detail of the leaves isn't the most clear but I think this one suits W. littoricola pretty well

Wahlenbergia littoricola

Marg wrote:

31 Jul 2020

And it's a “she”. The male is an glossy black colour.

Ptilonorhynchus violaceus

Gaia wrote:

26 Feb 2020

Could be Antechinus stuartii or agilis being south of Jervis Bay

Antechinus sp. (genus)

Pam wrote:

23 Feb 2020

That's great news to hear that you've been monitoring after fires. That information gathered is very valuable. Hey but don't forget even if a fungus is not as striking as the Trichaptum they are all very important in the health of the ecosystems.

Trichaptum species

PatB wrote:

23 Feb 2020

Thanks Pam
I know nothing about the various fungi but did notice that they were the first things to return to the area I have been monitoring after the fires.
Four different types though this one was certainly the most striking.

Trichaptum species

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