A walk in the park, guided by naturalists, with about 40 or so other people, looking at tiny wildflowers:
Pink bells, Tetratheca ciliata:
Just buds on this penny-leaf flat pea, Platylobium rotundum, which is a rare plant formally described in 2011:
You can see where the beard orchids (Calochilus) get their name:
Although the common beard-heath, Leucopogon virgatus, is not so obvious until you zoom in:
The Field Naturalists' club have put up information signs (you can see one in my second photo) which will stay there for a week or so, for those who couldn't be there today.
2 comments:
That would have been a most enjoyable walk. Where is this park?
This is fantastic. I hope that one day some of these lovely plants will be on sale in Australian nurseries.
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