Westringia fruticosa

Native Rosemary at Tura Beach, NSW

Westringia fruticosa at Tura Beach, NSW - 29 Apr 2018 12:27 PM
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Westringia fruticosa 6 May 2018 JackieMiles
Westringia fruticosa 6 May 2018 RossMannell

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This was in bloom along the beach. Think it's the native rosemary.

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JackieMiles wrote:
   7 May 2018
Yep, and not even wilted. We were out at Wallagoot yesterday and could hardly find a plant worth photographing, as everything looks really stressed.
RossMannell wrote:
   7 May 2018
It's disturbing how little surface water I'm finding in creeks as I move along the coast. Creeks with any water just have stagnant pools. Even Bondi Lake's level is much lower than my last visit.
offshore wrote:
   7 May 2018
I was able to walk across Bondi Lake in April 2009 it was completely dry.
RossMannell wrote:
   7 May 2018
At least it hasn't reached that level but there are extra metres of shore now. Hopefully significant rains will come soon.
JackieMiles wrote:
   7 May 2018
Yep, but a good opportunity to do some walking along creeks and rivers, if you are looking for an up side to the situation.
RossMannell wrote:
   7 May 2018
Been doing that where I can. Hunting for dragonflies and other insects. Been able to get to places I found difficult before.

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  • approx 15mm diameter Flower dimension
  • 30cm to 1 metre Plant height

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