The last spring colours: pinks and blues

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— November —

Colour comes in two waves at the end of spring …

Native geranium (pelargonium australe)

…pink …

South Australian fan flowers (Scaevola crassifolia)

… and blue.

Note:
The first flower pictured is the native geranium (pelargonium australe). For more information, click here.
The second flower pictured is a thick-leaved fan flower (scaevola crassifolia). For more information, check out this lovely site. (You’ll need to scroll down a little to find the fan flower.)

3 thoughts on “The last spring colours: pinks and blues”

  1. Great pics, birdgirl, but haven’t you got the first two images the wrong way round? The top one is the native geranium, the second one the fan-flower? Both lovely anyway. (I know: you were just testing to see if we were awake!)

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