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Thanks Liam. Good to have my initial guess corrected. Presume deceased bird due to a predator such as a fox rather than a bird of prey?
Chenonetta jubata
Franklin, ACT
Yesterday
Why is CarbonAI suggesting so many moths are Aelothapsa malacella?
Leistomorpha brontoscopa
Scullin, ACT
Yesterday
Why is CarbonAI suggesting so many moths are Aelothapsa malacella?
Leistomorpha brontoscopa
Scullin, ACT
Yesterday
For once I agree with CarbonAI. VicFlora says:
"Leaves alternate, scale-like, triangular or lanceolate, c. 0.5 mm long, 2–5 mm long on new growth, spreading, apex obtuse or acute, persistent." So this new growth has these actual leaves rather than the scale like ones I am used to. B.
"Leaves alternate, scale-like, triangular or lanceolate, c. 0.5 mm long, 2–5 mm long on new growth, spreading, apex obtuse or acute, persistent." So this new growth has these actual leaves rather than the scale like ones I am used to. B.
Exocarpos cupressiformis
Watson, ACT
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