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Baeckea utilis (Mountain Baeckea) at Mount Clear, ACT by nathkay
Senecio linearifolius var. latifolius at Mount Clear, ACT by nathkay
Epacris gunnii (Heath) at Mount Clear, ACT by nathkay
Gonocarpus micranthus subsp. micranthus (Creeping Raspwort) at Mount Clear, ACT by nathkay
Baloskion australe (Mountain Cordrush) at Mount Clear, ACT by nathkay
Poa sp. (A Snow Grass) at Mount Clear, ACT by nathkay
Yoyetta subalpina (Subalpine Firetail Cicada) at Mount Clear, ACT by rawshorty
Gastrodia procera (Tall Potato Orchid) at Mount Clear, ACT by Bubbles

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wombey wrote:
2 Jan 2025
I have just renamed this to castanea, I had forgotten that I posted it as raniformis
Litoria castanea
ibaird wrote:
14 Dec 2024
Apis mellifera, a honeybee, in first and 4th images, I think.
Oenogenes fugalis
donhe wrote:
13 Dec 2024
BOLD shows both dark and brown specimens. I guess its just like H. sapiens.
Oenogenes fugalis
RAllen wrote:
13 Dec 2024
These all were dark ones. See separate sighting 4627728 for comparison with brighter specimens.
Oenogenes fugalis
donhe wrote:
13 Dec 2024
I see 2 very similar O. fugalis, and a partial view of some other insect in the first and fourth photo, where are the 'dark ones'?
Oenogenes fugalis

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Senecio linearifolius var. latifolius at Mount Clear, ACT

Gonocarpus micranthus subsp. micranthus at Mount Clear, ACT

Epacris gunnii at Mount Clear, ACT

Senecio linearifolius at Mount Clear, ACT

Baeckea utilis at Mount Clear, ACT

Baloskion australe at Mount Clear, ACT

Baeckea utilis at Mount Clear, ACT

Poa sp. at Mount Clear, ACT

Senecio linearifolius at Mount Clear, ACT

Senecio linearifolius at Mount Clear, ACT

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