As well as the winter wildflowers featured in the two previous entries, the walking trails in Perth’s Bold Park give occasional glimpses of more distant scenery – Perth city centre to the east, and Rottnest Island to the west.
Went for another walk in the bushland of Perth’s Bold Park yesterday. Even more wildflowers coming into bloom.
That’s Native Wisteria up top, and Prickly Moses above. And the Basket Bush is covered in these tiny flowers – only a few millimetres across.
Spring can’t be far off; there are already colourful wildflowers coming out in Bold Park.
Along the Zamia Trail you can see Buttercups (Hibbertia species, up top), Pearlflower (above) and these huge flower cones on Zamias.
Cockie’s Tongues are flowering in Bold Park. A splash of red beneath winter skies.
A few more Banksia flowers from our recent walk in the bushland of Bold Park.
The two above are both Firewood Banksia (the common reddish variety up top and the less common yellow variety immediately above) and that’s Parrot Bush (Banksia sessilis) below.
Went for a walk along the bush walking trails in Perth’s Bold Park a few days back. Spotted some spectacular Banksia flowers along the way.
That’s Acorn Banksia above, and Swamp Banksia below.
Not many flowers on the Firewood Banksia (Banksia menziesii, aka Menzies Banksia) along the Zamia Trail in Bold Park at present. But if you look carefully, you will find some.
