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Heinol
wrote:
40 min ago
Perhaps Suillus luteus - given that there seem to be (1) a veil remnant on the stem and (2) pine needles mixed in with the eucalypt leaves.
Bolete sp.
Heinol
wrote:
55 min ago
This is very likely the asexual sporing state of some fungus. I had thought that I had worked on a specimen of this that I'd collected in my yard - but can't immediately lay my hands on it - so perhaps that's a faulty memory. My recollection is also that I didn't work out the genus. At times I will successfully work through an identification key but I am largely ignorant of these asexual states - though many are quite interesting under the microscope.
zzz puzzles on wood
ibaird
wrote:
5 hrs ago
Beautiffully camouflaged. Typical sighting on grey bark,
Crypsiphona ocultaria
Significant sightings
- Anthophiloptera dryas at Laguna, NSW
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- Caladenia montana at Cotter River, ACT
- Grevillea iaspicula
- Candalides xanthospilos at Jerrabomberra, NSW
- Mordellistena (genus) at Campbell, ACT
- Diuris punctata
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