Along Gantheaume Point, in Broome, the cliffs are red and spiky. More limestone, I think, for Becky’s squares.
Spiky Broome
Tag: western australia
grass trigger plants
Native to Western Australia, and for Cee’s FOTD.
They are named trigger plants because of their response to insects landing for pollen. A part of the plant shoots forward and slaps pollen on the back or legs of the insects.
Mulla Mulla
Another in the extensive species, found in the Pilbara region. This one was in Karijini National Park and is for Cee’s FOTD.
Woolly bush
Or adenanthos cygnorum, native to Western Australia, for Cee’s FOTD
Dampiera
Heath-leaved honeysuckle
Another native of Western Australia, for Cee’s FOTD
Spiked feather flower
Another Western Australian native for Cee’s FOTD
pink feather flower
or verticordia, for Cee’s FOTD
Shot in Lesueur National Park, Western Australia.
Fringe Myrtle
For Cee’s FOTD
Yellow grevillea
For Cee’s FOTD, this specimen from Western Australia
With tens of thousands of wildflowers, there is every possibility that this isn’t a grevillea, so if you spot it as something else, please let me know.
