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Sighting 41274

Oxalis exilis

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Thynninae (subfamily) (Smooth flower wasp) at Aranda, ACT - 8 Sep 2024 by ConBoekel

Thynninae (subfamily)

ConBoekel
Campion sp. (genus) (Mantis Fly) at Black Mountain - 10 Feb 2024 by CathB

Campion sp. (genus)

CathB
Coronidium oxylepis subsp. lanatum (Woolly Pointed Everlasting) at Downer, ACT - 8 Jan 2021 by CathB

Coronidium oxylepis subsp. lanatum

CathB
Jalmenus evagoras (Imperial Hairstreak) at Downer, ACT - 8 Jan 2021 by CathB

Jalmenus evagoras

CathB
Eriocaulon scariosum (Pale Pipewort) at Downer, ACT - 28 Dec 2020 by CathB

Eriocaulon scariosum

CathB
Eriocaulon scariosum (Pale Pipewort) at Canberra Central, ACT - 3 Jan 2017 by RWPurdie

Eriocaulon scariosum

RWPurdie
Petrorhagia nanteuilii (Proliferous Pink, Childling Pink) at Black Mountain - 8 Dec 2001 by BettyDonWood

Petrorhagia nanteuilii

BettyDonWood
Gompholobium huegelii (pale wedge–pea) at Black Mountain - 2 Dec 2001 by BettyDonWood

Gompholobium huegelii

BettyDonWood
Astrotricha ledifolia (Common Star-hair) at Black Mountain - 2 Dec 2001 by BettyDonWood

Astrotricha ledifolia

BettyDonWood
Billardiera scandens (Hairy Apple Berry) at Black Mountain - 2 Dec 2001 by BettyDonWood

Billardiera scandens

BettyDonWood
Thysanotus tuberosus subsp. tuberosus (Common Fringe-lily) at Black Mountain - 2 Dec 2001 by BettyDonWood

Thysanotus tuberosus subsp. tuberosus

BettyDonWood
Sanguisorba minor (Salad Burnet, Sheep's Burnet) at Black Mountain - 2 Dec 2001 by BettyDonWood

Sanguisorba minor

BettyDonWood
Tragopogon dubius (Goatsbeard) at Black Mountain - 2 Dec 2001 by BettyDonWood

Tragopogon dubius

BettyDonWood
Pultenaea microphylla (Egg and Bacon Pea) at Canberra Central, ACT - 1 Dec 2001 by BettyDonWood

Pultenaea microphylla

BettyDonWood
Bossiaea buxifolia (Matted Bossiaea) at Black Mountain - 1 Dec 2001 by BettyDonWood

Bossiaea buxifolia

BettyDonWood
Dillwynia phylicoides (A Parrot-pea) at Black Mountain - 1 Dec 2001 by BettyDonWood

Dillwynia phylicoides

BettyDonWood
Grevillea alpina (Mountain Grevillea / Cat's Claws Grevillea) at Black Mountain - 1 Dec 2001 by BettyDonWood

Grevillea alpina

BettyDonWood
Mirbelia oxylobioides (Mountain Mirbelia) at Black Mountain - 1 Dec 2001 by BettyDonWood

Mirbelia oxylobioides

BettyDonWood
Thynninae (subfamily) (Smooth flower wasp) at Aranda, ACT - 8 Sep 2024 by ConBoekel
Campion sp. (genus) (Mantis Fly) at Black Mountain - 10 Feb 2024 by CathB
Coronidium oxylepis subsp. lanatum (Woolly Pointed Everlasting) at Downer, ACT - 8 Jan 2021 by CathB
Jalmenus evagoras (Imperial Hairstreak) at Downer, ACT - 8 Jan 2021 by CathB
Eriocaulon scariosum (Pale Pipewort) at Downer, ACT - 28 Dec 2020 by CathB
Eriocaulon scariosum (Pale Pipewort) at Canberra Central, ACT - 3 Jan 2017 by RWPurdie
Petrorhagia nanteuilii (Proliferous Pink, Childling Pink) at Black Mountain - 8 Dec 2001 by BettyDonWood
Gompholobium huegelii (pale wedge–pea) at Black Mountain - 2 Dec 2001 by BettyDonWood
Astrotricha ledifolia (Common Star-hair) at Black Mountain - 2 Dec 2001 by BettyDonWood
Billardiera scandens (Hairy Apple Berry) at Black Mountain - 2 Dec 2001 by BettyDonWood
Thysanotus tuberosus subsp. tuberosus (Common Fringe-lily) at Black Mountain - 2 Dec 2001 by BettyDonWood
Sanguisorba minor (Salad Burnet, Sheep's Burnet) at Black Mountain - 2 Dec 2001 by BettyDonWood
Tragopogon dubius (Goatsbeard) at Black Mountain - 2 Dec 2001 by BettyDonWood
Pultenaea microphylla (Egg and Bacon Pea) at Canberra Central, ACT - 1 Dec 2001 by BettyDonWood
Bossiaea buxifolia (Matted Bossiaea) at Black Mountain - 1 Dec 2001 by BettyDonWood
Dillwynia phylicoides (A Parrot-pea) at Black Mountain - 1 Dec 2001 by BettyDonWood
Grevillea alpina (Mountain Grevillea / Cat's Claws Grevillea) at Black Mountain - 1 Dec 2001 by BettyDonWood
Mirbelia oxylobioides (Mountain Mirbelia) at Black Mountain - 1 Dec 2001 by BettyDonWood
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