Formerly known as Gnaphalium candidissimum. The binomial means “White-washed Fleecy Plant”.
Formerly known as Gnaphalium candidissimum. The binomial means “White-washed Fleecy Plant”.
Another orchid that grows only on granite, but over a much larger part of SW Australia than the Granite Duck.
Another orchid that grows only on granite, but over a much larger part of SW Australia than the Granite Duck.
AKA Paracaleana granitica.
AKA Paracaleana granitica.
The even smaller Tiny or Midget Stylewort. ’Pusilla’ means ‘very small’.
The even smaller Tiny or Midget Stylewort. ’Pusilla’ means ‘very small’.
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A tiny annual in the Triggerplant family, endemic to the SW of Australia where it grows in granitic and lateritic soils. Granitic, in this case, at the bottom of Sullivan Rock.
A tiny annual in the Triggerplant family, endemic to the SW of Australia where it grows in granitic and lateritic soils. Granitic, in this case, at the bottom of Sullivan Rock.
Going by the large size and pale colour, Thelymitra crinita, commonly known as the blue lady orchid, queen orchid or lily orchid but there’s at least two other similar species in the area.
Going by the large size and pale colour, Thelymitra crinita, commonly known as the blue lady orchid, queen orchid or lily orchid but there’s at least two other similar species in the area.
Small, hairy, short-winged scarabs usually seen trying to dive headfirst into flowers. Common on the western and eastern coastlines of Australia.
Sullivan Rock nr. Jarrahdale
Small, hairy, short-winged scarabs usually seen trying to dive headfirst into flowers. Common on the western and eastern coastlines of Australia.
Sullivan Rock nr. Jarrahdale
The lesser of two weevils seen that day. The genus is distinguished by the lack of tarsal claws, is found across much of Australia, and is in the tribe Erirhinini, but that’s the limit of the info I have on them.
The lesser of two weevils seen that day. The genus is distinguished by the lack of tarsal claws, is found across much of Australia, and is in the tribe Erirhinini, but that’s the limit of the info I have on them.
Despite the common name, never actually in the Waitzia genus, apparently. Related, though.
Despite the common name, never actually in the Waitzia genus, apparently. Related, though.
One of only six species in the Philydraceae family. Fairly widespread in the wetter parts of SW Australia, where it’s endemic.
One of only six species in the Philydraceae family. Fairly widespread in the wetter parts of SW Australia, where it’s endemic.
’tingitanus’ means ‘From Tingi’, the original name for the city now known as Tangiers.
’tingitanus’ means ‘From Tingi’, the original name for the city now known as Tangiers.
A Trigonidiid cricket fround in SE and SW Australia. The family are found across most of the world, and are known as sword-tail crickets, winged bush crickets or trigs.
A Trigonidiid cricket fround in SE and SW Australia. The family are found across most of the world, and are known as sword-tail crickets, winged bush crickets or trigs.
Probably Rhinodia undiferaria, a Geometrid from coastal areas around Perth, & at least one location on the south coast. The epithet means “without clear distinctive characters”.
AKA Casbia ereutha. Foodplant is unknown.
Madora Bay, Perth.
Probably Rhinodia undiferaria, a Geometrid from coastal areas around Perth, & at least one location on the south coast. The epithet means “without clear distinctive characters”.
AKA Casbia ereutha. Foodplant is unknown.
Madora Bay, Perth.
Tiny, 2mm long Lauxaniid flies of striking appearance, that seem to be quite common in Perth at the moment - of course, I only spot them on otherwise featureless walls and windows, being so small.
Tiny, 2mm long Lauxaniid flies of striking appearance, that seem to be quite common in Perth at the moment - of course, I only spot them on otherwise featureless walls and windows, being so small.
Growing abundantly in the moss beds on the Dingo Rock inselberg.
’extrorsa’ means ‘turned outwards’, but i don’t know which part of the plant that’s being applied to.
Growing abundantly in the moss beds on the Dingo Rock inselberg.
’extrorsa’ means ‘turned outwards’, but i don’t know which part of the plant that’s being applied to.
Crassulas are best known for their drought adaptations, such the ability to store carbon dioxide at night, to reduce water loss in the daylight heat when they photosynthesise.
Crassulas are best known for their drought adaptations, such the ability to store carbon dioxide at night, to reduce water loss in the daylight heat when they photosynthesise.
A small shrub in the Citrus family, found in the wheatbelt and up to the Geraldton Sandplain, growing in sandy soils and gravel around granite outcrops, rocks & hills.
A small shrub in the Citrus family, found in the wheatbelt and up to the Geraldton Sandplain, growing in sandy soils and gravel around granite outcrops, rocks & hills.
Originally Boronia coerulescens in 1854 by Ferdinand von Mueller, renamed Cyanothamus bussellianus in 2013 (although that genus was only formally revived in 2020) and renamed C. coerulescens in 2019. Taxonomy!
Originally Boronia coerulescens in 1854 by Ferdinand von Mueller, renamed Cyanothamus bussellianus in 2013 (although that genus was only formally revived in 2020) and renamed C. coerulescens in 2019. Taxonomy!