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AlisonMilton

Yesterday

Definately Crucifix orchard. We had them growing when I was a child. They can survive with just aerial roots.

Epidendrum Species Mollymook Beach, NSW

ibaird

Yesterday

Acmosera polyxena? Several images look similar.
https://bie.ala.org.au/species/https://biodiversity.org.au/afd/taxa/90f0c843-079b-4a98-8acf-636cb2ff514a#gallery

Acmosara (genus) Melba, ACT

Mike

Yesterday

@AnkeMaria, just to prove I was there after dark. No tree frogs.

Limnodynastes tasmaniensis O'Malley, ACT

Jennybach

Yesterday

@Paul4K thanks, I had a look and you could be right. The base looks very like the one NM example I could see. I’m no expert. Because it’s NSW may take a little longer to get verified but I’ll be very keen to see. I didn’t even know if it was an orchid.

Epidendrum Species Mollymook Beach, NSW

regeraghty

Yesterday

Thanks! Until now, I thought that slime moulds were slimy. :) I may have other photos of slime moulds.
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Physarales (order) Yaouk, ACT

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