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Observer

temmitt

Date

February 6, 2024 09:01 AM NZDT

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What

South Island Rifleman (Acanthisitta chloris ssp. chloris)

Observer

william-harland

Date

January 23, 2024 10:01 AM NZDT

Description

Even Riflemen sometimes need a contemplative gaze into the mirror!

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What

Spaniard Grass (Genus Aciphylla)

Observer

oaag1993

Date

October 23, 2022 02:30 PM NZDT

Description

One plant seen on high alpine ridge. I think it's a hybrid between an Aciphylla and an Anisotome. Main Aciphyllas around wete A. congesta and A. multisecta.
Very similar to https://inaturalist.nz/observations/128547307
Aciphylla congesta common at both sites.

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Observer

temmitt

Date

December 9, 2023 02:07 PM NZDT

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Observer

slsfish

Date

December 9, 2023 02:10 PM NZDT

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Observer

pelser

Date

January 2022

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What

Scabweeds (Genus Raoulia)

Observer

cco

Date

November 29, 2011 03:10 PM NZDT

Description

This appears to be a green form of the unnamed Raoulia in https://inaturalist.nz/observations/185648065

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What

Australian Carrot (Daucus glochidiatus)

Observer

john_barkla

Date

November 2010

Description

In dryland community of exotic and native grasses and herbs

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What

Australian Carrot (Daucus glochidiatus)

Observer

alice_shanks

Date

December 2017

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What

Australian Carrot (Daucus glochidiatus)

Observer

greenschist

Date

November 2019

Description

Ocassional plant in sunny site with bare ground underneath Kanuka

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What

Mudmat (Glossostigma diandrum)

Observer

chrismorse

Date

January 12, 2016

Description

Reasonably common, growing in muddier areas of recently dried Kettle hole tarn.

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What

Mudmat (Glossostigma diandrum)

Date

January 27, 2022 09:29 AM NZDT

Description

Lake margin, on drying mud..

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What

Mudmat (Glossostigma diandrum)

Observer

cco

Date

February 5, 1983

Description

G. diandrum at right, growing with G. elatinoides (2 larger flowers at left). On exposed lake bed silt

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What

Small Mud-Mat (Glossostigma elatinoides)

Observer

cco

Date

February 5, 1983

Description

G. diandrum at right, growing with G. elatinoides (2 larger flowers at left). On exposed lake bed silt

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Observer

pjd1

Date

April 2018

Description

The 'green-leaved race'. Very common in alpine flush.

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Observer

harrylurling

Date

February 2022

Description

On edge of tarn surrounded by red tussock. Underside of narrow-elliptic leaves white-tomentose, above only a bit and de edges glabrous. Unfortunately no flowers.

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Observer

catherwoods

Date

December 27, 2016 09:30 AM +14

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Date

January 2022

Description

Uncommon. In epemeral wetland and oxbow

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Date

January 2022

Description

Glabrous upper leaf surface with grey fluff on undersides. Growing in wetland on old alluvial terrace above Clarence River. Only a few patches found during three days of intensive botanical survey.

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Observer

harrylurling

Date

February 13, 2023 11:32 AM NZDT

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What

Australian Carrot (Daucus glochidiatus)

Date

October 2023

Description

The world's tiniest native carrot! Not sure how on earth I managed to spot this!

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What

Scabweeds (Genus Raoulia)

Observer

cco

Date

November 28, 2011 04:09 PM NZDT

Description

Taxon currently unnamed - known as 'Raoulia 'k'' to Landcare NZ taxonomists. It appears to exist in grey forms, as shown here, and green forms as depicted in https://inaturalist.nz/observations/185649208

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Date

March 2010

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What

Green Skink (Oligosoma chloronoton)

Date

October 2023

Description

truly, the chunkiest

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What

Common Mountain Daisy (Celmisia gracilenta)

Observer

cco

Date

December 7, 1991

Description

Known by tag-name "Celmisia Mangaweka' - site subject to road-widening and Celmisia may have gone from here? Two photos added, taken July 1995 and Oct 1995 to show what happened at the only site where this Celmisia was known to occur naturally. @janegosden @marleyi

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What

Northern New Zealand Plover (Anarhynchus obscurus ssp. aquilonius)

Observer

chrisrohrer

Date

July 13, 2023 02:51 PM NZST

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Observer

reinderw

Date

February 2021

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What

Common Mountain Daisy (Celmisia spectabilis ssp. lanceolata)

Observer

oaag1993

Date

May 2020

Description

Growing on the edges of exposed coastal crags.

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What

Haast's Mountain Daisy (Celmisia haastii var. haastii)

Observer

john_barkla

Date

March 22, 2020 11:14 AM NZDT

Description

In shallow alpine gully where snow accumulates

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Observer

jacqui-nz

Date

December 2019

Description

Abundant at the location.

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What

Gibb's Mountain Daisy (Celmisia gibbsii)

Observer

oaag1993

Date

August 2020

Description

Uncommon around the edges of alpine boulders.

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What

Bog Mountain Daisy (Celmisia glandulosa)

Observer

magdalena33

Date

January 5, 2018 06:15 AM +04

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What

Mountain Daisies (Genus Celmisia)

Observer

iandickie

Date

February 2, 2016 01:23 PM NZDT

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Observer

taylajane

Date

November 20, 2021 11:08 AM NZDT

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What

Red Fescue (Festuca rubra)

Date

January 14, 2022 11:08 AM NZDT

Description

Festuca aff. rubra, an alpine compact native form that is lumped in with this species currently apparently. Scattered but fairly common in area

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What

Yellow Eyebright (Euphrasia cockayneana)

Observer

harrylurling

Date

February 7, 2021 03:56 PM NZDT

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Observer

marcela_moreno

Date

January 22, 2021 11:39 AM NZDT

Description

Semiparasitic plant

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What

Mountain Daisies (Genus Celmisia)

Observer

john_barkla

Date

October 18, 2021 01:08 PM NZDT

Description

Abundant in low alpine herbfields

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