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DianneClarke wrote:
3 min ago
I know Ethan Beaver was looking for a different one M. phyllosacca which seems to have a "messier" case but iNat records only extend as far south as Sydney
Metura elongatus
donhe wrote:
11 min ago
I was wondering if there were two species, one tidy and one untidy, but I guess it is just early instars attach anything, but get fastidious as they mature.
Metura elongatus
MattBeitzel wrote:
19 min ago
Murray cod from the patterning on the body and head.
Maccullochella peelii
DougT wrote:
29 min ago
@MattBeitzel can't see the snout so I'm not confident on trout vs Murray. Your thoughts?
Maccullochella peelii
Jennybach wrote:
30 min ago
Having photographed this I’m wondering why I haven’t seen it used as a hedge plant, looks suitable, growing well on thin soil on a slope and is a local native. Prima facie a good case for nurseries to foster it instead of privet style hedge plants surely.
Pomaderris intermedia

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