Start time: 12.20pm
Duration: 3hr, 30mins (approx)
Distance: 5.5km (approx)
iNaturalist observations: 11
Below are some of the common and/or notable species I observed and was able to identify:
📷 = Observations posted
Trees:
Shrubs:
Herbaceous plants:
Birds:
Reptiles:
Insects:
Unknown species. Likely a garden escapee as it does not resemble any native grevillea species within the area.
It is a shrub about 1.5 metres tall and 3 metres wide. The style is long, pale green and appears somewhat hairy. The pollen presenter is green and the perianth is white. Young follicle/fruit is green. Leaves are glossy and hairless with thick veins and small, sharp points at the tips, like Grevillea buxifolia.
Very abundant in this area, along with lesser flannel flower and various grasses.
I did not expect this species to be so tiny! Had it not been for its cute little pink inflorescences and the observations of fellow naturalists, I would not have seen this wonderful little grevillea.
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