To continue with Nature’s oeuvre at this time of the year …
There is no other way to describe finding wild orchids in the bush, except pure delight. They are delicate and grow in harsh conditions.
The donkey orchid is prolific. This was was crusted with frost.
The shy cowslips that bloom in shady places.
To find a clump of them is special.
The clubbed spider orchid looks like a marionette.
The hooded jug orchids are beautiful in their own special way.
The tiny, tiny pink fairy orchid is in a class of its own.
Australia may have the big iconic landmarks of the Great Barrier Reef, the Sydney Opera House. I’m here to tell you there’s more to see…
If you ever visit Western Australia, be sure you come in our spring. If you love flowers, there is no where else on earth quite like it.
I’m off now to share more of Nature’s oeuvre … I’ll be home soon.
Until next time
As always
a dawn bird
A Shared Space 
We love our orchids.
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Look forward to seeing more of yours.
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These are so beautiful!
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