The genus is incredibly spread out, but each species colonies aren't. You can find an entirely different cluster of species pretty much every hour north or south you drive up and down the East Coast. The unfortunate thing for these poor guys is their locality is surrounded by flood areas on one side, vast livestock paddocks on the other and human habitation in the dead centre. I'm amazed they held on long enough for me to find the last remaining cluster in a vacant block of land
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