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Australian Native Grasses and Groundcovers

Bracken

Austral Bracken (Pteridium esculentum)

Grasses

Kangaroo Grass (Themeda triandra)

Supple Spear-grass (Austrostipa mollis)

Sedge

Tall Saw-sedge (Gahnia clarkei)

Tall Spike-Rush / Tall Spike-sedge (Eleocharis sphacelata)

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Just a few iPhone photos of flowers from my walk around the dam this morning. LOTS of bluebells, Pale Vanilla-lilies, and tea-tree - haven’t had time to sit down and work out species yet. I reckon two different bluebells, and not sure what type of tea-tree.

After a busy week I’m taking a few moments to sit on the bank of our newly full dam and appreciate the beauty surrounding me. This includes the tiny spear-grass flowers.

A white ‘Blue Stars’ - just the one- amongst the many blue ones. Blue Stars, also known as Blue Squill (Chamaescilla corymbosa) is one of the cheerful sights of spring.

I ventured out for a quick walk before cooking dinner. Light fading, but sufficient to capture these beauties. Spring is finally coming.😊

A lovely little patch of Gnat Orchids

Slatey Helmet Orchids are starting to flower.

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