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Tapirlord wrote:

9 May 2025

This doesn’t look like Hibbertia diffuse to me, but I will check

Hibbertia diffusa

Tapirlord wrote:

9 May 2025

A grevillea species but not G.juniperiana which has compressed and pungent needle-like leaves

Grevillea sp.

Tapirlord wrote:

9 May 2025

This observation is of a Cassinia rather than Ozothamnus. There is no Ozothamnus with yellow flowers like this.

Ozothamnus diosmifolius

DiBickers wrote:

9 May 2025

@MartinPredavec this one isn’t Abispa sp. I’m really not even sure that it’s a Potter Wasp (Subfamily Eumeninae). The colouration & markings of the abdomen & wings look better suited to a Spider Wasp (Family Pompilidae). Because we can’t see the characteristics clearly it’s likely we won’t be able to confirm ID, so I’ll verify it as a Wasp & pop a suggestion in as Pompilidae sp. I see you’ve recorded on iNat too, so please let me know how you go & update me if you find out any different. Good luck🤞😊

Apocrita (suborder)

Heinol wrote:

8 May 2025

Perhaps a Cortinarius - but I wonder if this is one of the crimsonish-stemmed Gymnopilus species.

zz agaric (stem; gills not white/cream)