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Discussion

JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:

3 min ago

Yeah – i went to pay this veteran tree a visit and my respects.
My sightings here in NatureMapr company for your sightings of this species in some location including this same tree.

Helicia glabriflora

plants wrote:

6 min ago

A well known site, old tree been there decades.

Helicia glabriflora

AndyRoo wrote:

1 hr ago

Thanks Michael. By coincidence this morning a thought popped into my head that it was R. brownii. I was a bit lazy and didn't look close enough when I posted it yesterday.

Rumex brownii

MichaelBedingfield wrote:

2 hrs ago

Thanks Lyndal

Arctocephalus (genus)

LyndalT wrote:

2 hrs ago

They were lounging in a group in the water with their flippers sticking out ( one flipper per seal) . Definitely seals, darker and smaller than dolphins and not big enough for whales, and close to rocks. Won't swear to species level but genus I am confident. Blurry photos courtesy of Android phone.

Arctocephalus (genus)