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19 Jun 2025

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Discussion

Tapirlord wrote:

21 Mar 2025

It can't be T.macrophylla I think, the post-anther lobe is so bulbous and the leaf is quite broad. I reckon it's likely to a hybrid with T.crinita as a parent and one of the other blue species as the other. So i'm gonna leave this at genus

Thelymitra (Genus)

turb wrote:

11 May 2024

The specimen exhibits the typical eye pattern of Fletchamia. It also appears to have a faint indication of a median dark stripe anteriorly, hence identifying it as a Fletchamia sp. rather than Fletchamia sp. cf sugdeni.

Fletchamia sp.

trevorpreston wrote:

11 May 2024

@turb I think this might be our first flatworm sighting from WA. Can you identify?

Fletchamia sp.