Spring in … springing ,,, well the bulbs think so anyway. The blue irises in the front garden have started to make an welcome appearance.
- Aperture: ƒ/1.68
- Camera: Pixel 8 Pro
- Focal length: 6.9mm
- ISO: 16
It’s amazing what you learn going through your photo archive. Drosera gunniana is an insect eating plant, we found this one close to the Early Nancy. As Fierce Flora notes drosera gunniana is often found in open grassy woodland near seepages. A lot of the farm qualified as that!
Early Nancy, Wurmbea dioica subsp. dioica, is identified by the purple nectary band.
We found this pretty flower, a native lily, close to where yesterday’s photo of the Seven Creeks.
A long over-due close-up of the naked lady lily (amaryllis belladonna) featured back in 2011, showing the delicate pink veining of the flowers.
A pink dog rose and bud in the garden at home.
a nodding blue lily, stypandra glauca, blue flowers with bright yellow stamens.
A lunchtime walk in a rare sunny day found this lovely burst of colour, a roadside bougainvillea.
A look under the leaves of the passion fruit vine to discover a bud. In time this will turn in to an allegedly tasty passion fruit.
Maybe not as showy as the Rowville Passion Fruit Flower, but still a pretty flower