Pimelea sp?
Common Appleberry - we have two of these in our garden. I wonder how they’ve survived. 
Tiger orchid
One of the many bushes with pea-shaped flowers. It’s a common design.
I love the laciness of this flower. So intricate it could keep you looking for a long time.
I like watching the bugs enjoy the flowers.
This triptych shows the advance in age of these flowers. Fascinating.
Dwarf purple flag.
Fringed lilies are a favourite of mine and we saw a few different species in various colours from almost white through pale mauve to purple.
Native cornflower - Thysanotus dichotomous
Don’t know it’s name but it looked like a wee meringue; there were smaller ones scattered around
One of the secrets to identifying fungi species is the stripe and what’s underneath.
Liverworts are relatively unknown territory for me but
I like them. This one is a Marchantia with Gemma cups. These little cups contain gemnae which are a small group of cells that give rise to vegetative reproduction in some liverworts and mosses. The gemnae are splashed out or dislodged by raindrops to give rise to new liverworts.
Liverworts are relatively unknown territory for me but
I like them. This one is a Marchantia with Gemma cups. These little cups contain gemnae which are a small group of cells that give rise to vegetative reproduction in some liverworts and mosses. The gemnae are splashed out or dislodged by raindrops to give rise to new liverworts.
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