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Ascidias Clase AscidiaceaObserv.
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Beach washed near jetty
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Subject is the green plant with leaves each side of stem,in mid to lower field. Beach washed, in mix of other marine botany.
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Beach washed, small (about 25 mm long).2nd pic is after I turned it over but is unsharp.
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Algas Rojas Filo RhodophytaObserv.
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Subject is the bleached white calcareous red algae in lower field (which might be same taxon as the pink tuft immediately above it,but difficult to say.Note:-Please ignore the other red algae in upper field)
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Pastos Y Cereales Familia PoaceaeObserv.
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Probably an exotic dunes grass, the taxonomy for which I have forgotten:)
*Photos poor for ID purposes, sorry about that. Subject is tall and tussocky but is mixed with both knobby clubrush and-including the extensive swathes as background- Marram grass.(Subject has the tall, long flower spike, not found in the other 2 species of grass and rush)
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2nd image shows the setting among foredune vegetation. (Eroded foredune, significant sand loss from the beach noted incidentally)
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Carrizo Phragmites australisObserv.
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Small occurrence among dense vegetation near southern bank of the Bungala River estuary
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Main plant species in photo, but best seen in foreground on wire fence
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The light grey green shrub competing with/intertwined by a greener native species, Muehlenbeckia gunnii.
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Poor distant photos of one bird behind South Normanville Dunes
