Melaleuca Parviceps

[Isac]

Melaleuca parviceps, commonly known as rough honey-myrtle is a shrub in the myrtle family, Myrtaceae, and is endemic to the south-west of Western Australia. It is a shrub with varying shades of pink or purple flowers, the stamens tipped with yellow anthers.

#1 - Lovely Pink (side on).

#2 - Lovely Pink (from above).

#2 - Selective Colour.

#3 - Before the Bloom.

#4 - Cluster of pink.

[Ozzie_Traveller]

G'day mate

A beaut collection of images ... #4 showing a bit more of them is a treat

Phil

[HansE]

#5 is a corker. Lovely arrangement colour and foliage.

[Isac]

G'day mate, A beaut collection of images ... #4 showing a bit more of them is a treat - Phil

Cheers Phil. I've only recently realised that although the close-ups are great, it's sometimes good to step back and include a wider shot to get an appreciation of how the subject fits into its surrounds. This one didn't show the whole tree but gives a good indication of how the flowers are arranged.

#5 is a corker. Lovely arrangement colour and foliage.

Cheers Hans. Do you have these over in the East?

[HansE]

Does not look familiar to me at all.

[Isac]

Ah well, if you want the best, it's here in the west!!

[wigz]

Excellent shots of a beautiful flower Isac.

[Isac]

Thanks Alan. We do have some special wildflowers here in the West.

[HansE]

Missed our planned flower visit to the west. Another Covid vivtim. Bring on jab #3

[Isac]

Change you name to Novak Djokovic and you can tracel anywhere! That way, the authorities will let you do anything you want, you won't have to prove you're vaccinated and they will also think you're a billionaire.