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Mike
wrote:
Yesterday
This was about at the limit of my loppers so the growth rings are unclear, but this looks twice the age of the nearby group. @abread111
Pyrus calleryana
Mike
wrote:
Yesterday
I need to do some work to enhance the growth rings, but these look about five years old. @abread111
Pyrus calleryana
Anna123
wrote:
Yesterday
@PeterA Thanks Peter, yes this one doesn't seem to be described as far as I can tell, although there are a couple of photos on the internet. I have collected a specimen and Michael Batley is going to have a look at it.
Hylaeus (Rhodohylaeus) (genus & sugenus)
PeterA
wrote:
Yesterday
Very likely E. adelaidae. Other possibility is E. edwardsii. Look at the forward side part of the thorax - openly pitted on E. edwardsii, densely pitted on E. adelaidae.
Euryglossa adelaidae
Significant sightings
- Mitrasacme serpyllifolia at Oallen, NSW
- Stylidium despectum at Cook, ACT
- Synemon plana at Lyneham, ACT
- Psednura musgravei at Monga, NSW
- Hypericum perforatum at Kambah, ACT
- Callocephalon fimbriatum at Deakin, ACT
- Perunga ochracea at Googong, NSW
- Perunga ochracea at Hume, ACT
- Synemon plana at O'Connor, ACT
- Polygala japonica at Yass River, NSW
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