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These flowers were found low to the ground along the path at Mt William.
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This Grevillea aquifolium (Variable Prickly Grevillea) was widespread throughout the Grampians.
As you can see by the picture, it has rather prickly leaves.
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I only saw one or two of these flowers on my trip.
I'm assuming its a pink Dillwynia of some sort but after a brief web search I was unable identify it properly.
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These nice orange Showy Parrot-pea Dillwynia sericea were growing quite abundantly at Lakeview Lookout.
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As you can see, these Smooth Parrot-peas Dillwynia glaberrima were growing right at the edge of Lakeview Lookout
(that's Lake Bellfield in the background).
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There were two of these Blue Tinsel Lily Calectasia intermedia growing near the Heatherlie Quarries.
If my understanding is correct, they are only found in the Grampians.
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These flowers were growing beside the track near Lakeview Lookout.
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This looked like a struggling plant, growing near Lakeview Lookout, next to the path.
I'm sure I've seen the same species growing more vigourously elsewhere.
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This plant was growing near the top of Mt William.
There were several flower stalks coming up from the base but I didn't get it in good light.
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