We stopped for a lunch break at a roadside stop on the Brand Highway, within the Moore River National Park. As usual I went for a little wander and discovered there was a powerline reserve nearby, a linear cleared area that was easy to walk along. I found numerous flowering plants and would think it is a marvellous spot at its peak flowering season. One of the best. Our lunch hour became two.
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| Anigozanthus humilis Catspaw |
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| Banksia |
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| Bossiaea eriocarpa Brown Pea |
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| Caladenia flava Cowslip Orchid |
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| Conostephium pendulum Pearl Flower |
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| Eremaea brevifolia |
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| Eriostemon spicatus Pepper and Salt |
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| Hovea pungens |
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| Lysinema |
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| Petrophile |
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| Pityrodia bartlingii Wooly Dragon |
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| Tinsel Lily |
2 comments:
Fabulous photos as usual, and the weather doesn't look too bad in them either but of course a bit of sun doesn't always equate to warmth and calm. Do you have books to identify the birds and plants or do you just know them?
I have one book and limited internet data so my research options are limited. I can identify to genus level sometimes but mostly I'm way out of my comfort zone. The plants are amazingly diverse and interesting.
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