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RAllen wrote:
Yesterday
You have a record of Eucalyptus stellulata at mt clear carpark. Otherwise haven’t paid much attention to euc in woodland site just north towards mt clear campground
Senecio campylocarpus
Tapirlord wrote:
Yesterday
Inat AI isn't great around Canberra as of yet
Ozothamnus thyrsoideus
Tapirlord wrote:
Yesterday
Yeah ok. What was the habitat like (dominant tree etc.)
Senecio campylocarpus
RAllen wrote:
Yesterday
Habitat doesn’t fit Senecio Campylocarpus. Was in dry woodland adjacent road. Was covered in dust from road.
Senecio campylocarpus
Tapirlord wrote:
9 Mar 2025
Suggestion only, it’s a bit of an odd one
Senecio campylocarpus

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