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| Daphne Heath - Brachyloma daphinoides |
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| Rock fern - Cheilanthes sp |
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| Pink finger orchid - Caladenia sp |
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| Creamy candles - Stackhousia monogyna |
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| Bulbine Lily - Bulbine bulbosa |
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| Chocolate lily - Dichopogon sp |
These little treasures are in our conservation area which protects our Grassy Box Woodland and all those species, such as these, that are associated with it. Happy spring you little things!
I love those delicate wildflowers - it must be lovely searching for them.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful delicate flowers! I remember Chocolate lilies in the bush around the area I grew up in but I haven't seen them since. I can still remember their gorgeous scent.
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ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful flowers! They may be tiny in reality but they are delicate, intricate and gorgeous. As a kid, I lived on the edge of a new housing development that butted up against a natural bush reserve. I spent many happy hours roaming while examining and admiring the local flora (and fauna, sometimes). After many (many!) years, I’ve come the full circle and now live in a house built on the some of the land that was once the natural bush of my childhood. I’m lucky that much of the reserve still exists and is just across the road. My ramblings these days are slower but just as enjoyable.
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