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Mike wrote:
43 min ago
Sorghum is a better suggestion; the head is more upright and stiff. Maybe it has come from pigeon food.
Sorghum bicolor
JimL wrote:
Yesterday
Marine Invertebrate! Class One Clown...
Looking on the big screen, it is a hard see capsule of a kind.
The fourth photo shows it best.
I will put that down to heat stroke on the day!
Eucalyptus sp.
abread111 wrote:
Yesterday
Hope you removed it, Jane!
Symphyotrichum subulatum
waltraud wrote:
29 Mar 2025
It comes down to capacity https://canberra.naturemapr.org/users/8081, just keeping on top of the 1000s of privets stretches parkcare capacity and some of us are getting old and tired.... the government pays for planting invasives and than generously offers to compete for grants to remove those that invade the reserves; this is not sustainable! Plus those spread by birds on public land other than nature reserves are protected under the Urban Forest Act.
Pyrus calleryana
Mike wrote:
29 Mar 2025
I imagine the area is mowed, thus keeping the suckers at bay (and probably causing them too). Suckering is not a problem in nature reserves yet; all will be well if volunteers keep spotting and removing plants :-)
Pyrus calleryana

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