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JER700: JWs - Eyrie St Wetland

JER700: JWs - Eyrie St Wetland

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Eyrie Street Wetlands in Norgrove Park Kingston. Most westerly of teh Jerrabomberra Wetlands. Constructed in 2019 and includes a large filtration pump. The planted vegetation is very well established giving 100% coverage at the pond edge (2021). The pond seems mostly less than 30cm deep.  https://www.canberratimes.com.au/story/5996390/new-wetlands-will-see-canberrans-swimming-in-lake-burley-griffin-government/

JER700: JWs - Eyrie St Wetland
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Tapirlord wrote:
1 Mar 2024
From the description "tubular culms" we can actually rule out E.plana
Eleocharis acuta
Mike wrote:
12 Jan 2023
It is in an artificial wetland so could be one of many species. E. equisetina is not in the CNM list. I wonder if there is a planting list for the area.
Eleocharis acuta
Tapirlord wrote:
12 Jan 2023
Looks more like Eleocharis equisetina if I'm honest.
Eleocharis acuta
MatthewFrawley wrote:
4 Jun 2019
Thanks for this historical sighting, it is the first photo in CNM of this vagrant to the ACT region.
Tribonyx ventralis
Mike wrote:
3 May 2018
Subspecies?
Epilobium billardiereanum

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