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waltraud wrote:

1 hr ago

hm, my first guess was E. rossii - looks like there are compression lines at the base of the bole but not under the "armpits" of the branches. Both, E. rossii and E mannifera are species with smooth bark that occur in this area; E. rossi has open (sharp) scribbles and concealed scribbles such as those shown in the third photo; E. mannifera has only concealed scribbles if any.

Eucalyptus (genus)

HappyWanderer wrote:

17 Oct 2025

Sadly none to be found

Eucalyptus melliodora

abread111 wrote:

17 Oct 2025

Pic of buds or gumnuts would be good

Eucalyptus melliodora

HappyWanderer wrote:

4 Oct 2025

additional photos of leaves added

Eucalyptus bridgesiana

abread111 wrote:

25 Sep 2025

Hi HappyWanderer, thanks for your sighting. It looks like your sighting contains multiple species. To help us verify each species, please submit each species as a separate sighting. You can edit this sighting and click the duplicate button to make a duplicate of the original sighting.
This is the standard response - the species I think are in your sighting are probably apple box and a mistletoe. More close ups please. Might be hard for the mistletoe. barb

Eucalyptus bridgesiana