Western Australia’s spring wildflowers bloom – in pictures

Pamela Jennings leads photography tours showcasing Western Australia's wildflowers, best viewed from August to October.
Western Australia’s spring wildflowers bloom – in pictures
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Pamela Jennings organizes annual wildflower photography tours in Western Australia, traveling from Perth to regions like Moora, Mingenew, and Kalbarri National Park. The tours showcase a variety of native flowers, including the Swan River daisies and cowslip orchids, which thrive in the region's diverse environments. Jennings notes that the best time for viewing these blooms is from August to October, with the last two springs providing particularly good conditions for photography. She advises participants to check local visitor centers for updated maps and flower sightings, as weather conditions can affect accessibility to certain areas. Jennings utilizes a range of camera equipment to capture the beauty of these wildflowers and the wildlife that frequents them.

Key insights

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    Best Viewing Times: Wildflowers are best viewed from August to October.

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    Local Visitor Centers: Visitor centers provide maps and updates on flower sightings.

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    Diverse Flora: The region features a variety of native flowers and plants.

Takeaways

The tours offer a unique opportunity to explore and photograph Western Australia's stunning wildflower landscapes.

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