Australian Bushland
Australian bushland is unique and different to European green landscape, mostly thin woody shrubs and bushes, usually dry or semi-dry full of unusual animals and plants. Red dust and endless horizons are part of Australian Outback just like kangaroos, crows, cockatoos, wombats, goannas, and many, many more of Australians unique animals.
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Australian Outback
Australian bushland, wildflowers, animals, endless landscapes, wonderful cities, friendly people and many more things, but to see it you have to get on board 
Some wildflowers around Perth. Local parks and shrubs. Swan and Helena rivers, birds and animals.
| Some wild flowers, lizards, spiders around Perth click on small image to enlarge | ||||
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 Garden Orb Weaving Spiders are common in gardens. They build their webs in the evening and before daylight they hide all day.
Garden Orb spiders are non-aggressive and low risk to humans.  
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 The Bobtail lizard is one of the most well known and recognized lizards in Australia. The Bobtail has large triangular shaped head, a short, rounded tail. They can reach a length of 45cm and can live for over 20yrs.  |
 Scarlet Featherflower (Myrtaceae). One of the more widespread Featherflower, this species occurs in Wheatbelt and northern sandplains. This shrub grows to about 1.5m making a brilliant display in spring.  |
 Flannel Flawer (Apiaceae). This is a plant rarely seen, except after a summer bushfire when it carpets the ground in parts of the eastern wheetbelt. It grows to about 20cm high.   |
 The Golden Orb spider, is one of the biggest spiders in Australia, their webs are extremely strong. The tiny males live on the edge of her web feeding on insects too small for the big female.   |
