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Little Taylor/Gibbs Place Grasslands is a beautiful site that hosts a patch of intact natural temperate grasslands and open woodlands. This beautiful site is a jewel in the suburbs and an important connectivity corridor to Mt Taylor.

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Diuris semilunulata (Late Leopard Orchid) at Little Taylor Grasslands - 16 Oct 2016 by RosemaryRoth

Diuris semilunulata

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Glossodia major (Wax Lip Orchid) at Little Taylor Grasslands - 14 Oct 2016 by RosemaryRoth

Glossodia major

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Cyanicula caerulea (Blue Fingers, Blue Fairies) at Little Taylor Grasslands - 1 Sep 2016 by RosemaryRoth

Cyanicula caerulea

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Microtis sp. (Onion Orchid) at Little Taylor Grasslands - 12 Nov 2015 by RosemaryRoth

Microtis sp.

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Thelymitra sp. (A Sun Orchid) at Little Taylor Grasslands - 12 Nov 2015 by RosemaryRoth

Thelymitra sp.

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Caladenia moschata (Musky Caps) at Little Taylor Grasslands - 20 Oct 2015 by RosemaryRoth

Caladenia moschata

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Diuris semilunulata (Late Leopard Orchid) at Little Taylor Grasslands - 16 Oct 2016 by RosemaryRoth
Glossodia major (Wax Lip Orchid) at Little Taylor Grasslands - 14 Oct 2016 by RosemaryRoth
Cyanicula caerulea (Blue Fingers, Blue Fairies) at Little Taylor Grasslands - 1 Sep 2016 by RosemaryRoth
Microtis sp. (Onion Orchid) at Little Taylor Grasslands - 12 Nov 2015 by RosemaryRoth
Thelymitra sp. (A Sun Orchid) at Little Taylor Grasslands - 12 Nov 2015 by RosemaryRoth
Caladenia moschata (Musky Caps) at Little Taylor Grasslands - 20 Oct 2015 by RosemaryRoth

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Little Taylor Grasslands

Species Richness Score (SRS)

Land area

1.19
ha

Survey effort

173.14
sightings per ha
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