Growing on eroded coastal site with Colobanthus muscoides.
Common in the exposed coastal tufs above the cliffs on the northern coast
Often see these jumping out of the water when the tide is low and still receding. I'm not up on fish identification at all unfortunately, but as I managed to snap a pic of one today - any chance anyone could identify it? Curious to know - thanks. Some looked to be jumping up to a metre out of the water. Best guess on size is perhaps 40cm long - decent sized fish, and a good splash on re-entering the water.
Dean Park, Brooklands
From Karori Cemetery, many seed heads of this species planted in a bed. So some kind of ornamental.
Judging by the dried plants in the bed, they were standing about 600mm tall.
From Karori Cemetery, many seed heads of this species planted in a bed. So some kind of ornamental.
Judging by the dried plants in the bed, they were standing about 600mm tall.
In amongst moss on a gravel footpath. The soil around is heavy clay.
Seen by me, photographed by nyoni-pete, and given to me with Copyright.
Seen during the cruise out of Oban, prior to kiwi night spotting.
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