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waltraud wrote:
48 min ago
abread111 there are 2 trees that I can't differentiate based on bark; they grow close to each other a couple of meters apart and both flowering (peak flowering was when I took above photos during our Sunday work party) ; the ground was covered with branchlets with flowers and buds; the peak flowering is over but I will see what I can collect ....

Eucalyptus albens
abread111 wrote:
Yesterday
@waltraud, there may be 2 species here - the 2 stems look different to me. Barb

Eucalyptus albens
LisaH wrote:
Yesterday
Oh, that would make sense. The leaves are the same as the native Grevillea juniperina, but the flowers differ. There are other planted native grevillea (don't know species, but leaves much broader), and also accidentally planted non-native grevillea. So hybridisation would make sense. Thank you

Unverified Other Shrub
HelenCross wrote:
Yesterday
Hi @DonFletcher are you happy to confirm this one?

Petrogale lateralis
dhobern wrote:
Yesterday
This one is Megalorhipida leucodactylus - note the pattern on the abdomen (pale central line, none of the special markings of Stangeia xerodes) and the corkscrewing dark/white lines on the hind legs.

Megalorhipida leucodactyla

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