Category: Natural environment

  • Austrostipa nodosa

    knicolson 2022, Austrostipa nodosa, viewed on 7 May, 2025, https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/142862027

    Austrostipa nodosa, commonly known as Tall Spear-Grass or Knotty Spear-Grass is a member of the Grass family and endemic to South Australia.

  • Atlas of Living Australia

    Atlas of Living Australia

    The Atlas of Living Australia website acts as a portal to a database for exploring the natural world, both flora and fauna, of Australia. It also has a vast set of research documentation and images.

  • Seeds of South Australia

    Seeds of South Australia

    Seeds of South Australia website is a portal to a database for providing images plants endemic to South Australia including their distribution within specific geographical regions.

  • Austrostipa muelleri

    insiderelic 2025, Wiry Spear-Grass Austrostipa muelleri, https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/273020103.

    Austrostipa muelleri is a member of the Australian indigenous grass family and is endemic to the Adelaide Hills and Fleurieu peninsula.

  • Scaevola albida

    Scaevola albida; Creator: Raebos https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/256724883

    Scaevola albida, commonly known as the White Fanflower, is a native ground cover in open woodland of South Australia and Victoria.

  • Kennedia prostrata

    Kennedia prostrate; Creator: Leigh Johnston 2021; https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/93334953

    Kennedia prostrata, commonly known as Scarlet Runner or Running Postman, is an attractive ground cover. It can also be used for display in hanging baskets, rockeries, and in ornamental beds.

  • Brown Stringybark Woodland

    Eucalyptus baxteri | Brown Stringybark; Creator: montgomeryhall; https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/267624519

    The Brown Stringybark woodland appears in south eastern Australia including in the Fleurieu peninsula of South Australia. The tree storey is dominated by Eucalyptus Baxteri, commonly known as Brown Stringybark.

  • Dichondra repens

    Dichondra Repens; Photo by Sylvia Felicity and Ann Howorth 2024 at iNaturalist Australia; https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/217448229

    Dichondra repens, commonly known as Kidney Weed, is a ground cover and understorey for many Australian native landscapes.

  • Bossiaea prostrata

    Bossiaea prostrata; Creator: sweetpea28; https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/256724325

    Bossiaea prostata, commonly known as Creeping Bossiaea, grows in South Australia in many woodlands including the Brown Stringybark woodland.

  • Grey box and SA blue gum woodland

    Grey box and SA blue gum woodland

    The grey box and SA blue gum woodland occupied the footslopes bordered to the north by the Torrens River catchment and to First Creek of the Torrens to the south. It covered around 50% of the cities of Campbelltown, almost the entirety of Norwood, Payneham, and St. Peters, and the northern portion of Burnside to…