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Orchids, WA

Wildflowers in Dunsborough are tiny treasures

Blue lady orchid

I know that I am somewhat parochial when it comes to the wonders of Western Australia.

This will come as no surprise to you.

We are carrying the nation at the moment of course and some of our natural features are extraordinary:

Purnalulu, Karajini, whale sharks to name a few.

And of course our wonderful wildflowers.

Mostly when you say wildflowers people think of the carpet of flowers that spreads across the midwest, but this time of year the southern forests are a treasure trove.

No wonder pioneer Georgiana Molloy got so excited.

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And of course I was walking with my macro set to on.

I discovered two orchids – a pink enamel (my son assures me) and a blue lady.

Pink enamel orchid

If you can help me with the names of some of the others I’d love you for it.

How gorgeous is this purple fringed one?!

Some kind of fringe flower

Photos, WA

Wildflowers of Karratha

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mulla-mulla

I’ve just returned from a short visit to Karratha.  Clear blue skies, temperatures in the high 20s, low 30s.  It was nice to feel hot.

But it just gets hotter later in the year.  Too hot.

What struck me this time coming in from the airport were the roadsides covered with purple flowers.

Mulla mulla.

Or lamb’s tails.

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When I got out of the car to take a few snaps I also noticed another wildflower.

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No idea what they are called though so if you do – please let me know in comments.

I stayed at the All Seasons hotel.  Sounds flash doesn’t it?

It’s not.

The mold smell pouring out of the air-conditioning made me feel as if I was breathing in death – not helped by watching The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas on the small flat screen television.

In the end I slept up against the open window breathing in the warm night air.

I think the caravan park would be a better option next time.