twoloos's Identifications

Growing in an area burnt by bushfire in February 2020.

Very small flower 3cm in height, larger leaves than usual, 7cm long. Back of leaf is blotchy red and green. Very short stem. Lateritic rock.

Small group of silky blue orchids in a pocket of soil on a lateritic ridge.

Growing within deep leaf litter on a rocky laterite ridge. It was in bud, close to opening, two days prior.

Growing in a small pocket of soil on a lateritic rock ridge.

Not 100% sure of ID as the flower had senesced. Immature leaves were growing on nearby moss. Leaves appear wider than most pterostylis sp. Also arranged alternating around the stem.

Found in scattered small populations within this remnant, beneath sheoak and also wandoo.

Part of the complex in this midslope Jarrah Marri Forest.

Different stages of flowering on two specimens, close together. Note that leaf colour varies between plants. From yellow tinted green, blue tinted green to silver green.

Large and spreading 22cm long plant, similar length from tip of sepal to tip of petals. 10cm long leaf, fine hairs.

10cm tall plant, 5cm long leaf. Growing beneath sheoak thicket on shallow top soil covered granite rockshelf.

Single examples but mostly in a couple of groups, growing under sheoak on shallow topsoil on top of granite.

Growing in close proximity to white spider orchids, everlastings and trigger plants, in amongst weedy grasses midway up a shallow slope.

Found part way up a slope under wandoo, close by to white spider orchids, everlastings, trigger plants and weedy grasses.

Also found in another section of this remnant but under sheoak.

Or possible T. macrophylla.