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RWPurdie wrote:
1 hr ago
Can't tell which species it is; looks like it's been planted there.
Westringia sp.
RWPurdie wrote:
1 hr ago
The species is native to Western Australia. Hakea salicifolia has longer, narrower leaves and cream coloured flowers.
Hakea petiolaris
RWPurdie wrote:
1 hr ago
It's an Acacia, not Acacia boormanii but I'm not sure which species.
Acacia boormanii
mahargiani wrote:
8 hrs ago
more likely Diplodium ampliatum? Have observed them in this immediate area.
Speculantha rubescens
RogerF wrote:
Yesterday
Birds either pass the seeds of Kurrajongs or transport the pods so they can turn up anywhere locally often under the canopy of a euc.
Brachychiton populneus

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