Observaciones de margaretjb

A flock of 12 grazing on roadside grass

Female I think. Wattle is small and pale

Feeding in a Broad-leaved Privet

Still extracted from remote wildlife camera video

A female; photo is a still extracted from a remote wildlife camera video

Fuzzy still extracted from a remote wildlife camera video

Immature: bill is yellow-orange at base. This is a still taken from a remote wildlife camera video.

Filmed by remote wildlife camera

Pods that developed on the specimen of Dipodium variegatum that was photographed on the 16th January 2024 as shown in: https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/197436166

Toothed leaves; many stamens surrounding 3 carpels

Almost circular leaves with erect hairs, about 10 stamens on one side of 2 carpels.

Clustered leaves, 3 carpels; sandy soil

When not in flower Commelina is often confused with Tradescantia. In this photo the larger leaves are those of the Commelina. The smaller leaves are from Oplismenus, a native Basket Grass.

The first of 2024, to be photographed here at least.

Budding early