RT @lost_in_botany@twitter.com

#Stylidium carnosum #Stylidiaceae, this impressive species can have flower spikes up to 1m tall and look very similar to that of Prasophyllum inflorescences from a distance! This one was coming up after a previous burn (📸:2020)

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/lost_in_botany/status/1613131505718681603

FYI @fiona_gumboots@twitter.com (eat your heart out!!)

RT @lost_in_botany@twitter.com

#Stylidium dichotomum (Yellow flowered form) #stylidiaceae
Widespread and variable species ranging from pinks to yellows! I managed to capture ants and a bee fly visiting the flowers! (📸: Nov 2018)

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/lost_in_botany/status/1612324292632645633

The Noongar season of Birak – summer – and the triggerplants keep flowering in parts of SW Australia, including this perennial favourite (or favourite perennial?).

Stout #Triggerplant #Stylidium articulatum #OzPlants #AustralianFlora #Biodiversity

I don’t often stop and smell the roses, but I always try and stop to watch the #Triggerplants.

#Stylidium squamosotuberosum just seen in action south of Margaret River – just look at the size of the pollen load on this native bee! #Pollination #FloraofAustralia