tangatawhenua's Identifications

Photos / Sounds

4 photos

What

Selliera (Goodenia radicans)

Observer

arnim

Date

May 11, 2019 09:18 AM NZST

Place

Kuku Beach, New Zealand (Google, OSM)

Description

The little red sprouts between the Remuremu are probably Oxybasis ambigua shoots, since there's lots in the area.

Selliera - Photo (c) Jon Sullivan, some rights reserved (CC BY)
tangatawhenua's ID: Selliera (Goodenia radicans)
Added on September 18, 2023
Supporting
Added as part of a taxon swap

Photos / Sounds

4 photos

What

Selliera (Goodenia radicans)

Observer

arnim

Date

December 26, 2017 11:15 AM NZDT

Place

Foxton, New Zealand (Google, OSM)

Description

I am not prepared to swear this is Remuremu, no flowers showing, and the leaves don't look sort of succulent like I associate with a healthy Remuremu. This is the only low-profile plant growing in a swale of tall grasses, reeds, rushes, etc. and there was only this one small patch of these too, well under 1m^2 in size. Good luck finding it again.

Selliera - Photo (c) Jon Sullivan, some rights reserved (CC BY)
tangatawhenua's ID: Selliera (Goodenia radicans)
Added on September 18, 2023
Supporting
Added as part of a taxon swap

Photos / Sounds

4 photos

What

Selliera (Goodenia radicans)

Observer

arnim

Date

January 6, 2018 01:11 PM NZDT

Place

Waikawa Beach 5573, New Zealand (Google, OSM)

Description

Sometimes it gets challenging to tell the two species of Selliera apart.

Selliera - Photo (c) Jon Sullivan, some rights reserved (CC BY)
tangatawhenua's ID: Selliera (Goodenia radicans)
Added on September 18, 2023
Supporting
Added as part of a taxon swap

Photos / Sounds

3 photos

What

Selliera (Goodenia radicans)

Observer

arnim

Date

January 22, 2018 09:53 AM NZDT

Place

Foxton Beach, New Zealand (Google, OSM)

Description

Amongst Wiwi and Maakoako

Selliera - Photo (c) Jon Sullivan, some rights reserved (CC BY)
tangatawhenua's ID: Selliera (Goodenia radicans)
Added on September 18, 2023
Supporting
Added as part of a taxon swap

Photos / Sounds

2 photos

What

Selliera (Goodenia radicans)

Observer

dhahara

Date

March 25, 2018 12:47 PM +13

Place

0484, Cape Reinga, Northland, NZ (Google, OSM)
Selliera - Photo (c) Jon Sullivan, some rights reserved (CC BY)
tangatawhenua's ID: Selliera (Goodenia radicans)
Added on September 18, 2023
Supporting
Added as part of a taxon swap

Photos / Sounds

What

Selliera (Goodenia radicans)

Observer

clinton

Date

March 25, 2018 03:52 PM NZDT

Place

Kapowairua, Northland, New Zealand (Google, OSM)
Selliera - Photo (c) Jon Sullivan, some rights reserved (CC BY)
tangatawhenua's ID: Selliera (Goodenia radicans)
Added on September 18, 2023
Supporting
Added as part of a taxon swap

Photos / Sounds

2 photos

What

Selliera (Goodenia radicans)

Observer

arnim

Date

November 12, 2017 08:27 AM NZDT

Place

Foxton Beach, New Zealand (Google, OSM)

Description

Many substantial patches of remuremu throughout the saltmarsh region. No flowers yet. I'll come back later for that.

Selliera - Photo (c) Jon Sullivan, some rights reserved (CC BY)
tangatawhenua's ID: Selliera (Goodenia radicans)
Added on September 18, 2023
Supporting
Added as part of a taxon swap

Photos / Sounds

3 photos

What

Selliera (Goodenia radicans)

Observer

arnim

Date

November 12, 2017 06:50 AM NZDT

Place

Foxton Beach, New Zealand (Google, OSM)

Description

Near the eastern end of the estuarine vegetation. Clumps of Juncus australis growing in it.

Selliera - Photo (c) Jon Sullivan, some rights reserved (CC BY)
tangatawhenua's ID: Selliera (Goodenia radicans)
Added on September 18, 2023
Supporting
Added as part of a taxon swap

Photos / Sounds

3 photos

What

Selliera (Goodenia radicans)

Observer

arnim

Date

November 18, 2017 07:18 AM NZDT

Place

Foxton Beach, New Zealand (Google, OSM)

Description

Not the thick carpets of remuremu that grow in the saltmarsh portion of the Manawatu estuary, but still, something. At this stage in life it is harder to tell Selliera radicans apart from Selliera rotundifolia.

Selliera - Photo (c) Jon Sullivan, some rights reserved (CC BY)
tangatawhenua's ID: Selliera (Goodenia radicans)
Added on September 18, 2023
Supporting
Added as part of a taxon swap

Photos / Sounds

What

Genus Rowella

Observer

hfb

Date

November 13, 2018 12:36 PM PST

Place

Fiordland, Southland, Southland, New Zealand (Google, OSM)

Description

15m depth

Rowella tubulosa - Photo (c) Clinton Duffy, some rights reserved (CC BY-NC), uploaded by Clinton Duffy
tangatawhenua's ID: Rowella tubulosa, a member of Calcareous Sponges (Class Calcarea)
Added on July 6, 2023
Leading
Added as part of a taxon swap

Photos / Sounds

What

Genus Rowella

Observer

hfb

Date

November 13, 2018 12:26 PM PST

Place

Fiordland, Southland, Southland, New Zealand (Google, OSM)

Description

20m depth

Rowella tubulosa - Photo (c) Clinton Duffy, some rights reserved (CC BY-NC), uploaded by Clinton Duffy
tangatawhenua's ID: Rowella tubulosa, a member of Calcareous Sponges (Class Calcarea)
Added on July 6, 2023
Leading
Added as part of a taxon swap

Photos / Sounds

What

Genus Rowella

Observer

hfb

Date

November 13, 2018 10:19 AM PST

Place

Piopiotahi Marine Reserve, Southland, Southland, New Zealand (Google, OSM)

Description

20m depth

Rowella tubulosa - Photo (c) Clinton Duffy, some rights reserved (CC BY-NC), uploaded by Clinton Duffy
tangatawhenua's ID: Rowella tubulosa, a member of Calcareous Sponges (Class Calcarea)
Added on July 6, 2023
Leading
Added as part of a taxon swap

Photos / Sounds

What

Rowella lancifera

Observer

clinton

Date

August 14, 2007 09:43 AM NZST

Place

Bartle's Bay, Poor Knights Islands, New Zealand (Google, OSM)
Rowella lancifera - Photo (c) Phil Bendle, some rights reserved (CC BY-NC), uploaded by Phil Bendle
tangatawhenua's ID: Rowella lancifera, a member of Calcareous Sponges (Class Calcarea)
Added on July 6, 2023
Improving
Added as part of a taxon swap

Photos / Sounds

What

Greater Red-hot Poker (Kniphofia × praecox)

Observer

mergray

Date

November 11, 2017 11:38 AM +13

Place

Far North, NZ-NO, NZ (Google, OSM)
Greater Red-hot Poker - Photo (c) Claudi Cervelló, some rights reserved (CC BY-NC-SA)
tangatawhenua's ID: Greater Red-hot Poker (Kniphofia × praecox)
Added on June 10, 2023
Supporting
Added as part of a taxon swap

Photos / Sounds

What

Kāruhiruhi (New Zealand Pied Shag) (Phalacrocorax varius ssp. varius)

Observer

questagame

Date

August 2018

Place

Auckland, NZ (Google, OSM)

Description

Sighting and photos (c) averil.
Habitat - Near a natural water source
How many? - 2
Nest present - No
Behavior - Feeding

Cormorants and Shags - Photo (c) Patricia Mancilla Iglesias, all rights reserved, uploaded by Patricia Mancilla Iglesias
tangatawhenua's ID: Cormorants and Shags (Family Phalacrocoracidae)
Added on March 9, 2023
Supporting
Added as part of a taxon split

Photos / Sounds

3 photos

What

Calantica spinosa

Observer

indeynz

Date

February 15, 2019 11:15 AM +13

Place

0484, Ngataki, Northland, NZ (Google, OSM)

Description

Alive under a shaded rock ledge at mid tide. Many small clumps.

Calantica spinosa - Photo (c) Kathy Warburton, some rights reserved (CC BY), uploaded by Kathy Warburton
tangatawhenua's ID: Calantica spinosa, a member of Thoracican Barnacles (Superorder Thoracicalcarea)
Added on January 5, 2023
Supporting
Added as part of a taxon swap

Photos / Sounds

What

Calantica spinosa

Observer

dave_holland

Date

February 7, 2019 09:49 AM NZDT

Place

Papatowai 9586, New Zealand (Google, OSM)

Description

tidal rock pools.

Calantica spinosa - Photo (c) Kathy Warburton, some rights reserved (CC BY), uploaded by Kathy Warburton
tangatawhenua's ID: Calantica spinosa, a member of Thoracican Barnacles (Superorder Thoracicalcarea)
Added on January 5, 2023
Supporting
Added as part of a taxon swap

Photos / Sounds

What

Calantica spinosa

Observer

dave_holland

Date

January 29, 2019 01:54 PM NZDT

Place

Papatowai 9586, New Zealand (Google, OSM)

Description

those weird little goise barnaclevthings that are worth a fortune in Europe and tasye terrible

Calantica spinosa - Photo (c) Kathy Warburton, some rights reserved (CC BY), uploaded by Kathy Warburton
tangatawhenua's ID: Calantica spinosa, a member of Thoracican Barnacles (Superorder Thoracicalcarea)
Added on January 5, 2023
Improving
Added as part of a taxon swap

Photos / Sounds

2 photos

What

Calantica spinosa

Observer

williamdomenge9

Date

February 16, 2018 12:05 AM HST

Place

Waimate, NZ-CA, NZ (Google, OSM)
Calantica spinosa - Photo (c) Kathy Warburton, some rights reserved (CC BY), uploaded by Kathy Warburton
tangatawhenua's ID: Calantica spinosa, a member of Thoracican Barnacles (Superorder Thoracicalcarea)
Added on January 5, 2023
Supporting
Added as part of a taxon swap

Photos / Sounds

What

Calantica spinosa

Observer

shaun-lee

Date

February 25, 2018 12:09 PM +13

Place

Auckland, New Zealand (Google, OSM)
Calantica spinosa - Photo (c) Kathy Warburton, some rights reserved (CC BY), uploaded by Kathy Warburton
tangatawhenua's ID: Calantica spinosa, a member of Thoracican Barnacles (Superorder Thoracicalcarea)
Added on January 5, 2023
Improving
Added as part of a taxon swap

Photos / Sounds

2 photos

What

Calantica spinosa

Observer

lisa_bennett

Date

December 26, 2015

Place

Waitetuna Stream, Cape Palliser (Google, OSM)

Description

Living in the intertidal zone.

Calantica spinosa - Photo (c) Kathy Warburton, some rights reserved (CC BY), uploaded by Kathy Warburton
tangatawhenua's ID: Calantica spinosa, a member of Thoracican Barnacles (Superorder Thoracicalcarea)
Added on January 5, 2023
Supporting
Added as part of a taxon swap

Photos / Sounds

What

Calantica spinosa

Observer

kueda

Date

November 3, 2014 03:30 PM NZDT

Place

Paparoa, Buller, West Coast, New Zealand (Google, OSM)

Description

They look like goose barnacles...

Calantica spinosa - Photo (c) Kathy Warburton, some rights reserved (CC BY), uploaded by Kathy Warburton
tangatawhenua's ID: Calantica spinosa, a member of Thoracican Barnacles (Superorder Thoracicalcarea)
Added on January 5, 2023
Supporting
Added as part of a taxon swap

Photos / Sounds

What

Calantica spinosa

Observer

katiew

Date

November 1, 2005

Place

Mitchells Rocks, Coast Road, Toko Mouth (Google, OSM)

Description

Large black and white barnacles growing on rock in the inter tidal zone on a very exposed beach.

Calantica spinosa - Photo (c) Kathy Warburton, some rights reserved (CC BY), uploaded by Kathy Warburton
tangatawhenua's ID: Calantica spinosa, a member of Thoracican Barnacles (Superorder Thoracicalcarea)
Added on January 5, 2023
Supporting
Added as part of a taxon swap

Photos / Sounds

What

Calantica spinosa

Observer

zoolt3

Date

May 4, 2016

Place

Dunedin St clair (Google, OSM)

Description

  • type of barnacle
  • attached to hard surface of rocks
  • located in rocky intertidal zone
  • size range between 30-40mm
  • phylum: Arthropoda
  • class: Maxillopoda
  • family: Calanticidae
Calantica spinosa - Photo (c) Kathy Warburton, some rights reserved (CC BY), uploaded by Kathy Warburton
tangatawhenua's ID: Calantica spinosa, a member of Thoracican Barnacles (Superorder Thoracicalcarea)
Added on January 5, 2023
Improving
Added as part of a taxon swap

Photos / Sounds

3 photos

What

Forest Red-tailed Black-Cockatoo (Calyptorhynchus banksii ssp. naso)

Observer

slatts

Date

October 2016

Place

Western Australia, AU (Google, OSM)

Description

Behavior - Resting
Habitat - Backyard
Additional comments? - talking to each other, a couple of the cuddling.
Nest present - No
How many? - 7

Cockatoos - Photo (c) Chien Lee, all rights reserved, uploaded by Chien Lee
tangatawhenua's ID: Cockatoos (Family Cacatuidae)
Added on January 2, 2023
Supporting
Added as part of a taxon split

Photos / Sounds

What

White-tailed Black-Cockatoos (Genus Zanda)

Observer

johnboy

Date

December 2016

Place

Western Australia, AU (Google, OSM)

Description

How many? - 22

Cockatoos - Photo (c) Chien Lee, all rights reserved, uploaded by Chien Lee
tangatawhenua's ID: Cockatoos (Family Cacatuidae)
Added on January 2, 2023
Supporting
Added as part of a taxon split

Photos / Sounds

3 photos

What

White-tailed Black-Cockatoos (Genus Zanda)

Observer

danielle_stocks

Date

December 2016

Place

Western Australia, AU (Google, OSM)

Description

Behavior - Feeding
Habitat - Rural
How many? - 12+

Cockatoos - Photo (c) Chien Lee, all rights reserved, uploaded by Chien Lee
tangatawhenua's ID: Cockatoos (Family Cacatuidae)
Added on January 2, 2023
Supporting
Added as part of a taxon split

Photos / Sounds

What

Red-tailed Black-Cockatoo (Calyptorhynchus banksii)

Observer

barbara_sing

Date

June 2017

Place

Derby-West Kimberley, AU-WA, AU (Google, OSM)

Description

Habitat - Near an artificial water source
How many? - 3
Additional comments? - srinking at trough
Behavior - Resting

Cockatoos - Photo (c) Chien Lee, all rights reserved, uploaded by Chien Lee
tangatawhenua's ID: Cockatoos (Family Cacatuidae)
Added on January 2, 2023
Supporting
Added as part of a taxon split

Photos / Sounds

What

Cockatoos (Family Cacatuidae)

Observer

snowleopard1

Date

August 2017

Place

Western Australia, AU (Google, OSM)
Cockatoos - Photo (c) Chien Lee, all rights reserved, uploaded by Chien Lee
tangatawhenua's ID: Cockatoos (Family Cacatuidae)
Added on January 2, 2023
Supporting
Added as part of a taxon split

Photos / Sounds

4 photos

What

Carnaby's Black Cockatoo (Zanda latirostris)

Observer

leonperrie

Date

January 2017

Place

Esperance, AU-WA, AU (Google, OSM)
Carnaby's Black Cockatoo - Photo (c) dorperdave, some rights reserved (CC BY-NC)
tangatawhenua's ID: Carnaby's Black Cockatoo (Zanda latirostris)
Added on December 11, 2022
Supporting
Added as part of a taxon swap

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