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| Everlastings |
September is the time to see the wildflowers in Kings Park. There are areas depicting the flora in each of the geological parts of Western Australia. As well as showcasing all the different plants, they are trying to ensure that endangered species are preserved.
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| These plaques are everywhere in Kings Park, memorials to all the young men who set off for adventure and never returned |
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| Cranbrook Bell - classed as "vulnerable" |
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| Huge Boab tree, brought by truck from the Kimberley and kept warm by an electric blanket over its roots! Not looking too happy, though! |
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| Dressing up for the flower festival to entertain the kids |
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| Always trying to get the best photo of a Kangaroo Paw |
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| Orchid |
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| Freesias are officially classed as weeds |
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| View from Kings Park to the Swan River: the Perth CBD is on the left; South Perth on the right |
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| Treetop Walk |
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| Aboriginal designs on the iron floor of the bridge |
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