For the last square of Becky’s month of blue squares.
Blue bounty — After his 1699 expedition William Dampier was among the first to cast aside the idea that WA’s low, scraggly looking vegetation was of little botanical worth and commented on the predominance of blue flowers. ( https://www.australiangeographic.com.au/topics/science-environment/2017/05/wildflowers-of-western-australia-3/ )
Another native of Western Australia, for Cee’s FOTD
Another Western Australian native for Cee’s FOTD
or verticordia, for Cee’s FOTD
Shot in Lesueur National Park, Western Australia.
photographed in Western Australia, for Cee’s FOTD
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.
A very Australian wildflower for Cee’s flower of the day, today.
My (wild) flower of the day, for Cee’s challenge.
Another wildflower from the west.
From the Coral Coast, Western Australia, and growing in sand, it’s for Cee’s flower of the day. There are so many wildflowers (more than 12000 species) during the season and very hard to find all the names. This year is set to be a bumper year, with above average rainfall, so if you’re heading to the west, make sure to visit one of the wildflower trails.
Safe travels. Take water and a hat, and your camera.
