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Flowers in bloom around Australia

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Flowers Collection: Close-up of a Closed Protea Flower

Close-up of a Closed Protea Flower
Indigenous to Southern Africa, the Proteas are also found widely in Australia

Flowers Collection: Bud of a White King Protea

Bud of a White King Protea
Indigenous to Southern Africa, the Protea are also found widely in Australia

Flowers Collection: Coronet Protea with Natural Background

Coronet Protea with Natural Background
Indigenous to Southern Africa, the Proteas are also found widely in Australia

Flowers Collection: Wild Lupins, Tasmania

Wild Lupins, Tasmania
Wild Lupins blooming near Mount Field National Park, in Western Tasmania

Flowers Collection: Banksia in Royal National Park, New South Wales, Australia

Banksia in Royal National Park, New South Wales, Australia
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Flowers Collection: Close-up of Banksia (Proteaceae)

Close-up of Banksia (Proteaceae)
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Flowers Collection: Pink and Yellow Protea Bud Against a Natural Background

Pink and Yellow Protea Bud Against a Natural Background
Indigenous to Southern Africa, the Protea are also found widely in Australia

Flowers Collection: Coronet Protea Against a Blue Sky

Coronet Protea Against a Blue Sky
Indigenous to Southern Africa, the Proteas are also found widely in Australia

Flowers Collection: Wildflowers growing by the sand dunes

Wildflowers growing by the sand dunes
Close-up of wildflowers growing by the edge of the sand dunes at Kinka Beach, Queensland, Australia

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Banksia
A close up of a beautiful wildflower

Flowers Collection: Gidgee Seeds Acacia Tree

Gidgee Seeds Acacia Tree
Gidgee seeds used decoratively and as a source of poison by Aborigines, Cobbold Gorge, northern Queensland, Australia

Echoes
Small pink flowers at different stages of development

White Oriental lily cut short in small pink glass

Floating on light
Little pink and blue hydrangea floating on soft misty light

Flowers Collection: Close-up of Australian Wattle Flower

Close-up of Australian Wattle Flower
Close-up of yellow wattle flower against a green background

Flowers Collection: Pink Rainforest Flower

Pink Rainforest Flower
Pink rainforest flower amongst green leaves

Flowers Collection: Flowering yellow wattle. South Australia

Flowering yellow wattle. South Australia
Flowering yellow wattle. Native Australian plant. Blue sky in background. Limestone Coast. South East. South Australia

Pink gumnut growing on an Australian gum tree

Pitcher Plant
A cluster of open trapdoor tubes in a pitcher plant in Cairns, Queensland, Australia. These carnivorous plants use nectar to attract small insects into the top of the tube from which it is difficult

Kangoroo paw
This plant is called Anigozanthos flavidus and comes from the southwest of Australia. It was endemic to a particular area of dry sands of the Australian west

Flowers Collection: Macro Nature Photography

Macro Nature Photography
Detail of a Kangaroo Paw bloom

Flowers Collection: Illuminating Sunbeams

Illuminating Sunbeams
Sunbeam on Monkeys or Kamgaroo Paw flowers

Flowers Collection: Yellow Flowers in the Park

Yellow Flowers in the Park
Close up of some beatuiful yellow wildflowers in the park

Yellow & White Wildflowers

Wildflower Bliss
Wildflower Season in Western australia

Flowers Collection: Sturt`s Desert Pea (Swainsona formosus)

Sturt`s Desert Pea (Swainsona formosus)
Sturt`s Desert Pea, Swainsona formosus, Sturt Nationalpark, New South Wales, Austalia, desert plant blooming

Flowers Collection: First Signs of Spring

First Signs of Spring
Snowy River Wattle (Acacia boormani), an Australian native shrub, bearing profuse yellow ball-shaped flowers during spring in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

First Signs of Spring
Branch of Queensland Silver Wattle (Acacia podalyriifolia) tree showing clusters of fluffy yellow ball shaped flowers

Divine Nature
Golden yellow ball-shaped flowers of the Kangaroo Thorn(Acacia paradoxa), also known as prickly wattle in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Flowers Collection: Close-up of wattle tree in bloom

Close-up of wattle tree in bloom
Close-up of golden spring flowers of the Wattle (Acacia spp) tree

Flowers Collection: Color Stories - Yellow

Color Stories - Yellow
Detail of Snowy River Wattle (Acacia boormani), an Australian native shrub, bearing profuse yellow ball-shaped flowers during spring in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Autumn wattle
Wattle flowers seen against a background of angophora trees in Manly Dam

Close-up of pansies in the late afternoon light

Flowers Collection: Pink spring blossoms

Pink spring blossoms on a branch in the afternoon sun

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Flowers Collection: White tulips at Floriade

White tulips at Floriade
White tulips in the afternoon sunlight at Floriade flower and entertainment festival. Floriade is an annual spring festival held in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Flowers Collection: Daffodils in sunlight

Daffodils in sunlight
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

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Two small white lawn daisies

Detail of a Banksia flower

Flowers Collection: Grevillea rosmarinifolia

Grevillea rosmarinifolia
Crab-like pink and white grevillea flower

Green kangaroo paw flowers

Flowers Collection: Waterdrop On Pink Gerbera Petal

Waterdrop On Pink Gerbera Petal
Australia, Victoria, 2012

Red beauty meets sky

Flowers Collection: Bright Happy Flowers

Bright Happy Flowers
Bright happy flowers

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