Today was a tad dreary initially as we couldn't find any flowers or birds. Indeed birds remained scarce with 2 Common Bronzewings the only offering. Then we spotted a flowering Xanthorrhoea: I have always thought that all the local grass trees were X, resinosa but looking more closely I think this might be X. minor lutea which is also found in this area.
The map from Flora of Victoria:
Here is the entire plant.
The way the leaves emerge at ground level suggest X. minor rather than the trunks of X. resinosa
Not prolific, but it was flowering!
I went back on 24 April and found another x minor that had flowered recently and apperaed to heave set seed.
There were quite a few Scaevola ramosissima.
A better image of the flowers from the next day.
There were a lot of Hybanthus vernonii flowers but for some reason my photos were rubbish so I won't bother your download limit with them. This one from the next day is a bit better!
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