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Celaenia excavata
2 hrs ago
Thanks Cath you are right
Celaenia excavata Aranda, ACT
Celaenia excavata
CathB wrote:
3 hrs ago
Hi @MichaelMulvaney. These look very much like egg sacs of the spider Celaenia excavata. There seem to be some more of them in the background.
Celaenia excavata Aranda, ACT
Cullen tenax
waltraud wrote:
8 hrs ago
ah thanks Mike so it might be just young foliage; the leaves in Cullen tenax (Tough Scurf-Pea) look more like those I know. Interesting.
Cullen tenax Mawson, ACT
Correa baeuerlenii
Mike wrote:
8 hrs ago
If it was planted, it has since been abandoned. There are non-native garden plants next to it.
Correa baeuerlenii Isaacs, ACT
Correa baeuerlenii
waltraud wrote:
9 hrs ago
Mike and MichaelMulvaney I never saw a Correa sp. garden escape in the Mts Majura Ainslie reserves although there are certainly many planted in the adjoining gardens. I wonder whether there are any hints of plantings such as whether the other plants at the siten are species which are non-locals. In Hackett are road islands close to nature reserve which were planted with Grevillea rosmarinifolia and other non-locals invasive Australian species; whether by government or local residents I don't know.
Correa baeuerlenii Isaacs, ACT

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