The grevillea shrubs along our service road have been flowering for awhile. I took my Nikon D3000 with me a few days ago, hoping to be treated to the same bird display from the previous morning – 3 restless flycatchers, 1 willy wagtail, 1 thrush, several yellow thornbills and a small flock of striated pardalotes were all in one small section of bushland when I had no camera at all, not even the phone!
Going by the look of the leaves, I’m guessing these are a variety of Grevillea rosmarinifolia.
Thanks for looking.
Christine R 
Always liked Grevillea’s, when I was a little kid always tried to unfurl the flowers without breaking them, of course that never worked.
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I am unfamiliar with grevillea shrubs. They are beautiful. Do the flowers smell good?
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They are an Australian native plant. You know, I’ve never tried smelling them! Nothing too obvious. Since there are no bees in the cold I shall shove my nose in a blossom and report back. 🙂
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