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Discussion

natureguy wrote:
9 Dec 2022
Seems most likely, and what I was initially considering - the flower colour seems a little bit pale but the species is very variable with three subspecies recognised
Eremophila latrobei (TBC)
jksmits wrote:
4 Dec 2022
Latrobei?
Eremophila latrobei (TBC)
natureguy wrote:
2 Dec 2022
Definitely an Eremophila species but I can't find the exact one (yet) and there isn't much information from this area. I'll come back to this one.
Eremophila latrobei (TBC)

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Leipoa ocellata by HelenCross

Eremophila latrobei by natureguy

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