Should I do a 'pink flowers' post, and then a 'white flowers' post, or simply take you with me and share some of the best shots as they happened along the way. Be prepared; I'm going to
Here is Part One then, of another three-part series.
Are you with me? It's a nice change to walk a sandy track...
some colour already
it's the Eriostemon (Wax flower) we saw at Munmorah N.P. remember? I love this plant. It looks so beautiful in the bushland; what a delight. Nature is amazing.
it seems to glow in the shadows
and spills daintily over the track
and I adore the big buds waiting to pop
up ahead, tall Flannel flowers
treasures everywhere
Sharing with Floral Friday Fotos
I've never seen a flannel flower in real life. Love your third photo of it against the blue sky.
ReplyDeleteI'm SO looking forward to following you on this walk! I was amazed at the variety of wildflowers on a recent trip to Western Australia - but there's so much beauty in other places too!!
ReplyDeleteHope you're having a great weekend!
Hello Carole what a great series this flower, I am amazed at so many different and beautiful flowers I've never seen.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend.
Greetings Irma
Ohh, die sehen ganz wundervoll aus, kannte ich bisher noch noch nicht und so schön sonnendurchflutet.
ReplyDeleteLG Mathilda ♥
Beautiful flowers, fantastic photographs. I am greeting
ReplyDeletegreat views. wonder what that little bug is in the last shot? such a colorful little dude. (:
ReplyDeleteyou've got such a great variety. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful landscape and what a gorgeous delicate floret...
ReplyDeletea very nice photo series ..
Love greetings, Karin
Lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful! Such a new variety for me to experience.
ReplyDeleteI love those wax flowers!! And the white sand!! I really wish there was somewhere I could walk in the sand...
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful and rewarding walk again...!!!!
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Hi there - great set of pictures - I'm off to the west of Victoria in a week - so I hope to get some spring flowers as well.
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
Your Australian wildflowers are stunning! It's nice to see this part of Australia, too...reminds me a lot of coastal areas in the US, but the flowers are definitely different! :-) Great photos. Thanks for coming by my blog!
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