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Tapirlord wrote:
15 Mar 2024
Thanks Patrick!

Pseudemoia pagenstecheri
3 Mar 2024
This is a Tussock Skink (Pseudemoia pagenstecheri) due to the fact that the light, mid-lateral stripe is well developed and straight-edged.
The light, well developed, straight-edged mid-lateral stripe is a key distinguishing feature of Pseudemoia pagenstecheri distinguishing it locally from P. entrecastauxii.

Pseudemoia pagenstecheri
michaelb wrote:
6 Feb 2024
Not a wasp, but a robber fly

Asilidae (family)
Tapirlord wrote:
5 Feb 2024
Less common up here, most populations are south of Namadgi and in Victoria. Invasive listing is a mistake

Gaultheria appressa
Tapirlord wrote:
2 Feb 2024
Leaves are 10cm long and about 5cm wide which puts it in range of both species, though perhaps broader than usual for S.graminifoloum. There was a collection for S.graminifolium nearby, and since I couldn’t quite remember my thoughts at the time this is the ID I went with.

Stylidium graminifolium

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