Found @ Pigsty Ponds
Found on the summit of Mt La Perouse
Found at the base of Pindars Peak - dracophylla?
Cheers, Nick
Plant ID please?
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Plant ID please?
by nickthetasmaniac » Thu 21 Feb, 2013 12:03 pm
Hi everyone, I was wondering if someone could identify the following...
Found @ Pigsty Ponds
Found on the summit of Mt La Perouse
Found at the base of Pindars Peak - dracophylla?
Cheers, Nick
Found @ Pigsty Ponds
Found on the summit of Mt La Perouse
Found at the base of Pindars Peak - dracophylla?
Cheers, Nick
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Re: Plant ID please?
by stepbystep » Thu 21 Feb, 2013 12:32 pm
The top one I think is 'Eyebright' or Euphrasia gibbsiae
I'm not sure but I think the second one is the Yellow Alpine Groundsel or Senecio pectinatus
The last one looks like a Pandani but it might be the Mountain Heath or Dracophyllum milliganii - I get these mixed up too in this environment.
Nice pics!
I'm not sure but I think the second one is the Yellow Alpine Groundsel or Senecio pectinatus
The last one looks like a Pandani but it might be the Mountain Heath or Dracophyllum milliganii - I get these mixed up too in this environment.
Nice pics!
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Re: Plant ID please?
by whynotwalk » Thu 21 Feb, 2013 3:56 pm
I'd agree on the first and last Dan, but I suspect the second one is a Ranunculus (buttercup). I'm not sure of the species, maybe gunnianus, or possibly nanus. The glossy petals are the give away,
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Re: Plant ID please?
by nickthetasmaniac » Thu 21 Feb, 2013 4:43 pm
Thanks Peter and Dan
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