blossom calls
nectar messages
bees fly in
Banksia
Native Hibiscus
Xanthorrhoea (Grass Tree)
White and yellow colours also dominated the range of flowering native plants in the gardens we visited as well as in Gariwerd/Grampians National park when Jill and I recently visited.
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A lovely haiku and beautiful photographs, so nice to see at this time of year ☺
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Thanks Xenia, Spring certainly has arrived in our natural habitat areas as well as home gardens.
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This is cool… I could see the bees flying
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Thanks Annette, the grass tree spikes had flies and bees all over them too, but thats another haiku.
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Such gorgeous pictures, especially the first one with the bee!
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Thanks Magarisa, its is a wonderful time of year for native flowers in this national park
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Lovely pictures and haiku. I love the first one with the succulent and bee––beautiful.
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Thanks Vashti. There were bees everywhere, they are another wonderful aspect of blossom time. We have many varieties of native bees as well as the introduced European honey bee. Even in our home garden with flowering going on there are so many different native bees and flies pollinating the plants.
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There is that relationship in nature. Well captured in your haiku Denis.
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Thanks Pat
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A whole other world than the one I’m used to…I often feel that way about your pictures. So foreign and beautiful. 🙂
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We do live in contrasting landscapes Melissa. There is something haunting and ancient about the images of the Aran islands.
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I love white flowers 🙂
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Thanks Sharmishtha, these are so delicate
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