South East Orchid Project

Welcome to the South East Orchid Project!

The South East Orchid Project is delivered through the NSW Government's Saving our Species program and is led by the South East Ecosystems and Threatened Species Teams (Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water).

Your sightings of orchids will assist us to locate and protect populations of endangered orchids in the south east region.

South East Orchid Project

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11 Jul 2025

Hello everyone. Alison Milton has produced the June quarterly CNM newsletter. It has some interesting information about what the Nature Mappers have been doing and finding. We hope you enjoy the read....


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That is a shame!

Keyacris scurra
RogerF wrote:
9 Jul 2025
About 12 individuals sighted in a small patch (25m2) of Coronidium ?gunnianum in a remnant secondary Themeda grassland. Known site on private land threatened by development for houses.

Keyacris scurra
RogerF wrote:
7 Jul 2025
Sorry I missed this one. There appears to be a lot of similar habitat in this region, mostly on private property so I expect that more Keyacris to be found.

Keyacris scurra
Jimbobo wrote:
6 Jul 2025
In lieu of a comprehensive study or guide to the larvae of the nearly 60 species in subfamily Perginae; subfamily level identification is the only valid option.

Perginae sp. (subfamily)
Jimbobo wrote:
6 Jul 2025
Black Perginae larvae could be many different genus/species. In lieu of a comprehensive study or guide to the larvae of the nearly 60 species in subfamily Perginae; subfamily level identification is the only valid option.

Perginae sp. (subfamily)
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