Pom Pom (Rose-tipped Mulla Mulla) by Elaine Teague
Found this wildflower growing on the banks of the Blackwood River in Bridgetown, Western Australia. Latin name is ‘Ptilotus manglesii.’ Flowers during Spring. Shot with Canon 450D. (Canon lens 18-55mm)
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Comments
Nice shot,reminds me of fireworks exploding in the sky.
Lovely flower, nice to see it on this green background too, just the right colour.
Wow,, this is fabulous,, awesome macro,, very unusual flower,,, well done
Beautiful colours, so delicate…
Love these, well captured and well done on your feature
Wow, it’s detail and colors are splendid!
Thanks Patty for your comment. Appreciate you looking.
– Elaine Teague
Fantastic capture
Thanks Kathy.
– Elaine Teague
welcome to Wildflowers of the World Elaine, this is a very beautiful flower
Thanks Vickie. Pleased to be a member of the group. Western Australia is wild flower country.
– Elaine Teague
Thank you so much Vickie for this feature.
– Elaine Teague