Rest of the Flowers from Kings Park and Cottesloe Beach

Spring is knocking at the door, so I have to prepare myself to frame lots of flowers. This is the first step of preparations, uploading rest of the flower pictures I have taken during winter time. i couldn't identify couple of flowers, those are also here to catch your attention.

Common name: Common Pelargonium
Scientific Name: Pelargonium capitatum
Family: Geraniaceae
Spot: Cottesloe Beach
Date Taken: 20.07.2008

Common Name: Many Flowered Honeysuckle

Scientific Name: Lambertia multiflore

Family: Proteaceae

Spot: Kings Park

Date Taken: 20.07.2008

Common Name: Cranbrook Bell
Scientific Name: Darwinia meeboldii

Family: Myrtaceae
Spot: Kings Park
Date Taken: 20.07.2008

Common Name: Pink Thryptomene
Scientific Name: Thryptomene strongylophylla
Family: Myrtaceae
Spot: Kings Park
Taken on: 20.07.2008

Common Name: Swan River Myrtle
Scientific Name: Hypocalymma robustum
Family: Myrtaceae
Spot: Kings Park
Taken on: 20.07.2008

Common Name: Baxter's Kunzea
Scientific Name: Kunzea baxteri
Family:Myrtaceae
Spot: Kings Park
Taken on: 20.07.2008

Common Name: Common Firebush
Scientific Name: Keraudrenia integrifolia
Family: Sterculiaceae
Spot: Kings Park
Taken on: 20.07.2008

Common Name: Native Hops

Scientific Name: Dodonaea attenuata
Family: Sapindaceae
Spot: Kings Park
Taken on: 20.07.2008

Common Name: Nematolepis
Scientific Name: Nematolepis phebalioides
Family: Rutaceae
Spot: Kings Park
Taken on: 20.07.2008

Common Name: Pink Bracteantha/Paper Daisy (? not sure!)
Family: Asteraceae
Spot: Kings Park
Taken on: 20.07.2008

Common Name: Hooker's Banksia
Scientific Name: Banksia hookeriana
Family: Proteaceae
Spot: Kings Park
Taken on: 20.07.2008

Nice, Beautiful flower, isn't it?
(I searched a lot to name it then, but I failed. After 14 years, with the help of google lens, I could identify the plant species.)

Common name: White ramping fumitory

Scientific name: Fumaria capreolata

Family: Papaveraceae

  

Spot: Kings Park
Taken on: 20.07.2008

I guess it is Milkmaids. But not sure.

Spot: Kings Park
Date: 20.07.2008

(It was taken at Cottesloe Beach on 13th July, 2008. I couldn't identify it then. Later, with the help of Google lens, I have identified it on 01 March, 2024, almost 14 yrs later)

Common name: Crimson Joy, red lachenalia (Eng.); rooinaeltjie (African)

Scientific name: Lachenalia bulbifera   

Family: Hyacinthaceae

~Thats All From This Winter~
Waiting for lavish spring!