A specimen of the 'white-faced weta', first discovered in about 2012? This one was on the forest floor, from memory under some old timber or metal remains.

excellent study area, hundreds of plants in this spot

Growing on sea cliff ledge at Cape Jackson.

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

Margin of lagoon.
With Lilaeopsis novae-zelandiae

Local in drying puddle.

Feeding on Senecio glomeratus

crevice in rock in Chionochloa macra grassland

Beneath rock slabs on low-lying rock platform in splash zone of lake shore.

Rare, on lakeshore rocks

Orange morph. I look out for this one each year

Leopard Seal attacking and eating juvenile Adelie Penguin

Dead amongst coastal driftwood

I think? Growing on the shore edge

Flowering stem erect; leaves acutely toothed

Common on margins of montane podocarp-broadleaved forest

Common in montane shrublands

Hemiparasitic on hawthorn

Valley-floor wetland.

In Ross Creek car park on Burma Rd. On branch in centre of photo. Present in area since 22 April (heard singing then)

Resting up on beach

lower

Think there are maybe three on the farm.