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Stathmopoda lethonoa (Stathmopoda lethonoa) at WendyEM's place by WendyEM
Microcarbo melanoleucos (Little Pied Cormorant) at Melbourne, VIC by Trevor
Anthochaera chrysoptera (Little Wattlebird) at Melbourne, VIC by Trevor
Acanthiza pusilla (Brown Thornbill) at Melbourne, VIC by Trevor

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WendyEM's place field guide

WendyEM's place

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Yarra Ranges National Park field guide

Yarra Ranges National Park

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100 Acres Flora Reserve field guide

100 Acres Flora Reserve

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Churchill National Park field guide

Churchill National Park

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Dandenong Ranges National Park field guide

Dandenong Ranges National Park

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French Island National Park field guide

French Island National Park

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Kinglake National Park field guide

Kinglake National Park

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Organ Pipes National Park field guide

Organ Pipes National Park

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Panton Hill Bushland Reserve field guide

Panton Hill Bushland Reserve

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Pauline Toner Butterfly Reserve field guide

Pauline Toner Butterfly Reserve

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Point Nepean National Park field guide

Point Nepean National Park

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Warrandyte State Park

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WendyEM wrote:
7 Mar 2024
photo 26 August

Austrelaps superbus
Tapirlord wrote:
7 Mar 2024
A young D.hookeri I'd imagine

Drosera sp.
WendyEM wrote:
6 Mar 2024
yes, remnant within a HUGE drained swamp (Herne's Swamp). Sadly I think any better shots are pre digital & I don't have them here. Lots of caterpillars (in cases) ate the flowers. Flowers called ?drum sticks?

Unidentified Daisy
Tapirlord wrote:
6 Mar 2024
Craspedia i reckon. if the area was once wet it could be C.paludicola

Unidentified Daisy
Tapirlord wrote:
4 Mar 2024
Drosera aberrans? i'm not seeing cauline leaves

Drosera sp.

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