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ClaireSee wrote:

23 Jul 2022

Thanks @michaelb
That doesn't seem to align with the Vic or NSW Flora, but who can keep up

Clematis leptophylla

MichaelBedingfield wrote:

23 Jul 2022

Clematis microphylla is a synonym. See - Clematis leptophylla

Clematis leptophylla

ClaireSee wrote:

22 Jul 2022

I think this is C. microphylla which is not on the list

Clematis leptophylla

KylieWaldon wrote:

24 Apr 2022

totally awesome! Same for me a few years ago. Only time I've seen a quail in the wild. But it was a painted button quail.

Turnix varius

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

25 May 2021

Chewing bark is also a sign that this may be a nesting hollow. Gang Gangs line the base of their hollows with 2 -10cm of bark chewed to a sawdust. My theory is this may reduce the risk of the eggs and chicks being drowned or waterlogged, should water collect at base of hollow (which happens surprisingly often).

Callocephalon fimbriatum