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Tapirlord wrote:
7 Mar 2025
Nah these are just a set of sightings from a road trip a few months back. I'm still in the nations capital
Calytrix tetragona
MichaelBedingfield wrote:
7 Mar 2025
Hi Ciaran, are you now living in Sydney?
Calytrix tetragona
marcycad wrote:
6 Mar 2025
Yes, the very similar X. latifolia is not known to occur south of Woy Woy, NSW.
Xanthorrhoea arborea
marcycad wrote:
8 Jan 2025
The morphology of the flower spike strongly indicates X. resinosa
Xanthorrhoea sp.
karenwilsonau wrote:
7 Jan 2025
It is Lepidosperma filiforme but that is not listed in 'Local species'
Lepidosperma filiforme

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Eucalyptus umbra at Brooklyn, NSW

Eucalyptus umbra at Brooklyn, NSW

Xanthorrhoea arborea at Brooklyn, NSW

Pultenaea flexilis at Brooklyn, NSW

Billardiera scandens at Brooklyn, NSW

Pultenaea ferruginea at Brooklyn, NSW

Eriostemon australasius at Brooklyn, NSW

Cassytha glabella at Brooklyn, NSW

Allocasuarina littoralis at Brooklyn, NSW

Acacia oxycedrus at Brooklyn, NSW

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