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Western Australian Wildflowers

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In my opinion Western Australia is the most understated when it comes to natural tourist attractions,
it's 8,000 species of wildflowers is a good example of this.
People travel from across the globe just to see WA wildflowers in spring

South from Carnavon (paricularly the South Western corner of WA) this colourful aspect of nature can be observed
August through to November (spring-early summer) each year

my heartfelt thanks to Lorraine at Speddingup Farm, near Esperance for her generous assistance,
many of the photos were taken at her Wildflower Sanctuary
unfortuneately, this is her last year with the Wildflower Farm,
she and husband are taking off (like so many) to travel around Australia

where possible I have tried to include the common naming
because I don't speak/read latin and neither do most of
the people who visit this site

click on thumbnail to see large photo



Enamel Orchid


only about 2cm (3/4 inch)
across, this flower appears as if it is painted in heavy enamel laquer



Showy Banksia



Chittic

(Lamberta)



view of wildflowers
in their natural habitat


Egg and Bacon


Large Esperance Waxflower

 

 

 

Phymatocarpus Maxwelli

 

 

click HERE for more Wildflowers