Favoritos de murray_dawson
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pjd1Descripción
Parasitic on Amphipsalta zelandica - seven hosts noted dead on track side.
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Hierba de Santiago (Jacobaea vulgaris)Observ.
john_barklaDescripción
Common, in coastal grassland
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pjd1Descripción
Severe infestation - one of the worst I have ever seen on this host species. Two planted tree's growing on margin of spring; these 5-6 tall. All young growth and especially floral primordia and maturing inflorescences covered in urediniospores.
Bees (Apis mellifera) noted harvesting spores - see https://inaturalist.nz/observations/68580488.
These tree's I have been watching monthly since September 2017. I last checked them on 1 January 2021 (not Austropuccinia was evident then). This infestation was reported to me by Wendy John who noted it on 23 January 2021 - see https://inaturalist.nz/observations/68482642
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pohanginapeteDescripción
Common along the upper, more open part of the track
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sarah_richardsonDescripción
I've seen similar slugs in the forest, but never in the alpine at 1600m. A v cool critter!
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Ranoidea aureaObserv.
shaun-leeDescripción
One of 25 seen around the lake. I have assumed they are all Green and golden bell frogs, but this one looks a bit more like a Southern bell frog?
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Aseroe rubraObserv.
pohanginapeteDescripción
About 20 m down the track from a cluster of these observed in early December. This one was attracting numerous blowflies.
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Agapando del Cabo (Agapanthus praecox)Observ.
zlbcDescripción
This display of Agapanthus was probably (though I don't know for sure) planted by the Westland District Council - unfortunately it is increasingly common as an escape in the wider environment.
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Siempreviva (Sedum praealtum)Observ.
murray_dawsonDescripción
Sedum praealtum (shrubby stonecrop). Harington Point / Ellison Road intersection, Otago Peninsula. © Murray Dawson
