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Nothofagus cunninghamii (Myrtle Beech) at Luina, TAS - 7 Nov 2024 by LyndalT

Nothofagus cunninghamii

Cyathodes straminea (Spreading cheeseberry) at Luina, TAS - 7 Nov 2024 by LyndalT

Cyathodes straminea

Agastachys odorata (White Waratah, Fragrant Candlebush) at Luina, TAS - 7 Nov 2024 by LyndalT

Agastachys odorata

Cladia sp. (genus) at Luina, TAS - 7 Nov 2024 by LyndalT

Cladia sp. (genus)

Aurantiporus pulcherrimus (Strawberry bracket) at Luina, TAS - 7 Nov 2024 by LyndalT

Aurantiporus pulcherrimus

Gahnia grandis (Brickmaker's Sedge, Cutting Grass) at Luina, TAS - 7 Nov 2024 by LyndalT

Gahnia grandis

Nothofagus cunninghamii (Myrtle Beech) at Luina, TAS - 7 Nov 2024 by LyndalT
Cyathodes straminea (Spreading cheeseberry) at Luina, TAS - 7 Nov 2024 by LyndalT
Agastachys odorata (White Waratah, Fragrant Candlebush) at Luina, TAS - 7 Nov 2024 by LyndalT
Cladia sp. (genus) at Luina, TAS - 7 Nov 2024 by LyndalT
Aurantiporus pulcherrimus (Strawberry bracket) at Luina, TAS - 7 Nov 2024 by LyndalT
Gahnia grandis (Brickmaker's Sedge, Cutting Grass) at Luina, TAS - 7 Nov 2024 by LyndalT
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