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AaronClausen wrote:
6 Jun 2023
Thanks heaps @Tapirlord - agree it's king greenhood, but will be guided by your advice to leave at genus level, sounds good.

Pterostylis sp.
Tapirlord wrote:
6 Jun 2023
That would be Pterostylis baptistii, but unless you've got a particularly strong viewpoint on this then I think the ID is better at genus. In saying that, having grown Pt.baptisii I do agree that the leaves are a decent match, what is certain is that this belongs to the "typical" group of greenhoods.

Pterostylis sp.
AaronClausen wrote:
25 May 2023
Thanks for the ID @Liam.m

Caleana major
AaronClausen wrote:
11 Apr 2023
Hi @wombey this was slithering down the main street of Peregian Beach near Noosa yesterday. Very interesting!

Pseudonaja textilis
wombey wrote:
11 Apr 2023
Aaron, I've just now sorted that it is from the Noosa area but that does not change my earlier comment. The only other genus it resembles is Demansia but even then, it is nothing like any known Demansia so I don't seriously consider that at this stage

Pseudonaja textilis

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