[Perth, Australia] Kings Park Flora and Fauna 🪷

Easily accessible by bus from central Perth, Kings Park is not just a park, but also has a botanical garden where you can stroll around and admire the plants 🖐️ (free admission) I walked around the main route taking photos, and it was more wonderful than I expected, so I spent a lot of time there 😁 Speaking of Australia, wildflowers are a collective term for plants that only grow in the Southern Hemisphere 💐 Western Australia is one of the main places where you can easily see them, and here in Kings Park you can easily see them. Although I didn't have high expectations for early autumn in May, there were many different kinds of banksias in bloom and it was full of things to see 😀 I was also fascinated by the Australian baobab, eucalyptus, and colymbia, trees, flowers, and fruits that I don't usually see ✨ When I found a kangaroo paw, a type of wildflower, and stared at it, a local lady who seems to take photos every day told me happily, "It was in bloom today!" 🤭 Photos are not everything, so I hope you will enjoy the wonderful world of nature in the field 🙋‍♂️ 1st and 8th photos: Baobab 9th-11th photos: Banksia (The expression Candle and Candy suits me well!) 12th photo: Kangaroo paw (The flower? The bud? looks like a kangaroo's front paw 🤔) 13th photo: Beaufortia 14th-15th photos: Eucalyptus genus (Silver Princess?) 16-17th: Flowers and fruits of the Corymbia genus (Bergum nuts?) 18th: Eucalyptus cruceana 19th: Scarlet feather flower and Red-eared honeyeater (cheeks like chickens) 20th: Magpie (Be careful as they attack people depending on the season) *The species are based on my own research, so please use them as a reference. Visited: May 2023 [Address] Fraser Ave, Kings Park WA 6005 Australia #overseastravel #nature #oceania #australia #westernaustralia #perth #park #botanicalgarden #kingspark #wildflower #banksia #eucalyptus #corymbia