Spring Wildflowers

The spring wildflowers depicted below were photographed growing alongside the Blue Lake Track in September 2011 by Gail Quinn and Mary Barram.
Forest boronia
Guinea flower (hibbertia salicifolia)

Phyllota phillicodes
Agiortia pedicellata

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