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Tapirlord
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25 Jul 2024
I think it's Acacia auriculiformis, but I'm not quite confident enough to make that call on what we have here. I would definitely recommend including several photos with your sightings in the future, including some long-range context shots of the whole plant. Makes my life easier :).
Acacia sp.
Tapirlord
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17 Jul 2024
Hi @AliClaw you have two plants in this sighting, one is a grevillea the other a grass of some sort. I'll have a go with identifying them if you are happy to separate the images out. Let me know if you need help with this :)
Unidentified Other Shrub
MatthewFrawley
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16 Jul 2024
Beautiful! Another first for NatureMapr. Love the photo of the two females feeding on the ground, just stunning.
Psephotellus dissimilis
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