Spring is a very busy time for the Nature Foundation team with surveys and other management activities occurring across the nature reserve network. It is a very active time for nature as well, with many native wildflowers popping up after a late winter. The team have been photographing and sharing their sightings internally, and we have gathered a few examples to share with you!
Blue Squill (Chamaescilla corymbosa) by Kelsey Bennett. Early Nancy (Wurmbea dioica) by Kelsey Bennett. Maroonhood Orchid (Pterostylis pedunculata) by Kelsey Bennett. Purple Cockatoo (Glossodia major), also top, by Kelsey Bennett. Robust Gnat Orchid (Cyrtostylis robusta) by Kelsey Bennett.
Rock Isotome (Isotoma petraea) by Jem Shimmield.
Bulbine Lily (Bulbine bulbosa) also known as Native Leek, Golden Lily or Native Onion, by Dr Lucy Clive. Spiny Lignum (Duma horrida ssp horrida), state-listed as Rare, by Dr Lucy Clive.
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