Flowers in her hair, flowers everywhere

We are now in the Southwest of Western Australia, well known for wildflowers at this time of the year. So, since there are fewer exotic birds (although still a few) to photograph, Sylvia has been chasing wildflowers with her camera. We have enclosed a few for this update. I will try to list them (and post them) in alphabetical order:
Acacia tree – one of many varieties, clusters of yellow flowers
Banksia tree – blossoms look like corn on the cob
Camphor myrtle – little purple flowers
Christmas tree – yellow and green flowering tree
Flame Gravillea.

The other thing that has changed is the weather. After six weeks with nothing but blue skies and temps in the 30’s, we hit Perth and the weather changed. So, two of the last four days have been cold and wet – afternoon temps in the mid teens. So, now instead of making sure the fan is set up before we go to bed, we make sure the duvet is in place, and fight over it all night. Things are very green here, and we intend to spend the next ten days or so in this corner, before moving along the Southern Coast.