Tentative ID based on smooth calyptra and collection records in this area
This particular specimen took some hunting what with its distinct 2-lobed purple/white fused corolla. The elliptical (and whorl) leaves with seemingly leaf like stipules and pinnate veining did little to assist in the search. Most likely because this flower is more common to Venezuela and Brazil than Australian gardens.
MI2 - 05
Mature interior forest ~10m in from trail
S 17°12.3835’ E 145°40.8591’
Dbh 1.45cm
MI2 - 08
Mature interior forest ~10m in from trail
S 17°12.3835’ E 145°40.8591’
Dbh 1.30cm
MI2 - 04
Mature interior forest ~10m in from trail
S 17°12.3835’
E 145°40.8591’
Dbh 2.30cm
MI2 - 01
Mature interior forest ~10m in from trail
S 17°12.3835’
E 145°40.8591’
Dbh 1.225cm
MI2 - 03, MI2 - 06, MI2 - 07
Mature interior forest ~10m in from trail
S 17°12.3835’
E 145°40.8591’
Dbh 1.05cm, 1.40cm, 2.40cm
RI2 - 05, RI2 - 07
Regrowth interior forest ~ 10m in from trail
S 17°12.3745’ E 145°40.7703’
Dbh 1.30cm, 2.00cm
RI2 - 03
Regrowth interior forest ~ 10m in from trail
S 17°12.3745’ E 145°40.7703’
Dbh 2.60cm
RI2 - 02
Regrowth interior forest ~ 10m in from trail
S 17°12.3745’ E 145°40.7703’
Dbh 2.40cm
RI2 - 01, RI2 - 04
Regrowth interior forest ~ 10m in from trail
S 17°12.3745’ E 145°40.7703’
Dbh 2.4cm, 3.35cm
About the length of my index finger
Black wings with vertical white lines on upper part of wings and lower center is white with a bit of orange
Found in the bathrooms at the center
spotted inside women’s bathroom
spotted flying around center
on tree outside center
Growing on a tree (not epiphytic because mistletoes are parasitic). Simple, opposite leaves, no stipules. Leaves are entire with pronounced main vein, shape is oblong or obovate.