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DougT wrote:
19 May 2025
The Galaxias spp. of the Dorrigo plateau are poorly described: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/264789657_Dorrigo_Plateau_-_a_biodiversity_hot-spot_for_galaxiids

I've marked this as G. olidus, however it may be an undescribed species. @MattBeitzel any thoughts?
Galaxias olidus
Tapirlord wrote:
25 Feb 2024
No worries, this one came out fairly easily for me
Tasmannia stipitata
Csteele4 wrote:
25 Feb 2024
@Tapirlord it's funny, I keyed this out to T stipitata and then second guessed myself in my exhausted state.
Tasmannia stipitata
Tapirlord wrote:
25 Feb 2024
Locally recorded bluebells (according to ALA) are W.gracilis, W.cercea, W.capillaris & W.stricta. It could be a couple of those given a single image, but none are usually nodding or locally endemic.... W.rupicola and W.telfordii are restricted to small populations around Barrington/Ebor and the latter exclusively Ebor in NENP. Could be that I suppose? But I'm thinking genus as we don't have much to go off
Wahlenbergia sp.
trevorpreston wrote:
23 Feb 2024
Nice find!
Mysticarion porrectus

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