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Keyacris scurra
Yesterday
@RogerF Hopefully there will be more found in summer. As for the Prasophyllum, I remain hopeful, as they can also be cryptic, lying dormant for many seasons without a flower. I've hoped that there may have been one or two missed here and there each season, and the clearing will reveal them.
Keyacris scurra Captains Flat, NSW
Cryptobothrus chrysophorus
Yesterday
nymph
Keyacris scurra
Yesterday
I am not surprised by this finding as Keyacris is a very resilient species often surviving in very small habitat patches and requiring dedicated searches to confirm its existence. Still its a really good find for this spot unlike the Prasophyllum that disappeared decades ago.
Keyacris scurra Captains Flat, NSW
Xerochrysum viscosum
Yesterday
Hi @Mike. I suggested Ozothamnus thyrsoideus (83% confidence) based on all images in this sighting. If you disagree, please help me improve by verifying the correct species.
Xerochrysum viscosum Fadden, ACT
Xerochrysum viscosum
Yesterday
Xerochrysum viscosum and Ozothamnus thrysoideus are both known as known as sticky everlasting, so you have to give @CarbonAI points for that.
Xerochrysum viscosum Fadden, ACT

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