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Discussion

Frecko wrote:

Yesterday

So fixed.

Eucalyptus bridgesiana

JamesLidseyBCT wrote:

Yesterday

Hi @picola, thanks for the sighting. Eucalypts can be quick difficult to identify so if you get another chance, could you look on the ground for any fruit or buds? They are often key identifying features of Eucs.

Cheers
James

Unidentified Gum Tree

JimL wrote:

30 Mar 2025

Marine Invertebrate! Class One Clown...
Looking on the big screen, it is a hard see capsule of a kind.
The fourth photo shows it best.
I will put that down to heat stroke on the day!

Eucalyptus sp.

KMcCue wrote:

23 Mar 2025

Yes, it is a redgum. But my interest is the strange pattern. I assume it was done by a person if there is no chance it could be natural. Other insects produce strange patterns on the bark of trees.

Eucalyptus sp.

donhe wrote:

16 Mar 2025

Maybe reclassify it as a tree, and see if any of our myrtaceologists recognise it.

Unidentified Gum Tree