rowan_hindmarsh_walls's Identifications
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Spur-winged Plover Vanellus miles ssp. novaehollandiaeObserver
mike68luskDescription
riverbank
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Eyebright Genus EuphrasiaObserver
fredovermarsDescription
Young plants, pairs of larger cotyledonous leaves and smaller adult leaves. Late spring.
Location: Sewell Peak (1400 m south of Sarah's Mt. Davy record).
Altitude: 902 m asl
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Eyebright Genus EuphrasiaObserver
fredovermarsDescription
Young plants with dicotyledonous and fleshy adult leaves; similar to those shown by Sarah at Mt Davy. Early spring (1 September).
Altitude: 495 m.
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Eyebright Genus EuphrasiaObserver
fergusDescription
The last thing I called this (https://inaturalist.nz/observations/6245576) had no confirmation, so not expecting much here, interestingly we are now 900 m lower, but still on the Best (West) Coast.
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Jellybeans Disphyma clavellatumObserver
jeanmckDescription
Pink flowers and some with pinkish red "berries". Extensive beds on the saltmarshes of the Waikouaiti River.
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Pachycladon crenataObserver
alice_shanksDescription
I need help with this one too! I am going with P crenatum as the hairs look straight and the leaves are lobbed, but I read that the variation in P. novae-zelandiae may cover these characters.
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Pachycladon crenataObserver
alice_shanksDescription
Naturewatch has it listed as "crenatus".
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Cutleaf Deadnettle Lamium purpureum var. hybridumObserver
reinderwDescription
Second photo of the smallest L. h. I could find with the largest L. purpureum growing on the same property to fairly compare leaf characteristics other than size.
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Variegated Yellow Archangel Lamium galeobdolon ssp. argentatumObserver
meurkcDescription
bush/road edge; probably from discarded garden waste; only minor infestation here and not seen widely, but presumably in some gardens
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Beaded Samphire Salicornia quinquefloraObserver
trevor_partridgeDescription
In an odd place where salty water channels down over sand. The salt is blown against the cliff face behind in the strong southerlies. With Plantago coronopus, Puccinellia stricta and other typical salt marsh plants.
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Beaded Samphire Salicornia quinquefloraObserver
mikeloose1Description
Not sure on the name of this one, But it is the right genus I think.
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Beaded Samphire Salicornia quinquefloraObserver
tangatawhenuaDescription
Growing in the Parengarenga harbour in the high intertidal zone.
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Beaded Samphire Salicornia quinquefloraObserver
memopobDescription
Common intertidal salt tolerant herb with tiny flowers. Some visible right frame.
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Beaded Samphire Salicornia quinquefloraObserver
tangatawhenuaDescription
I tink I got this one right.
Growing at the Bluff on the Tohe.
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Blue Pigroot Sisyrinchium micranthumObserver
bcal003Description
These plants are scattered on the mown road-side and over the golf course. Two specimens were 7 to 8 cm high. Basal leaves make a fan. The leaves are grass-like, 20 to 60 mm long. Flower is 0.9 cm long, 1.2 cm wide. Yellow below and purple above in throat. Externally purple striped above and hairy below. One of the flowers in the photo is a daisy.
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Boneseed Osteospermum moniliferumObserver
pjd1Description
Sadly now locally common and becoming more common by the year. Boneseed is probably the most serious threat to the endemic Veronica saxicola as well as other special plants found on the rock. There have been discussions on its control with the people who control the rock but as yet little progress seems to have been made.
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Scarlet Pimpernel Lysimachia arvensisObserver
zlbcDescription
My thanks to Tom Belton (Department of Conservation, Hokitika) for ID.
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