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The numbered cards feature the following subjects:
806 Western Rosella with Coral Vine, Kennedia coccinea (Fabaceae); Pink Fairy Orchid, Caladenia latifolia (Orchidaceae); Mosquito Orchid, Cyrtostylis huegelii (Orchidaceae); Flame Pea, Chorizema cordatum (Fabaceae); and Jarrah, Eucalyptus marginata (Myrtaceae).
807 Southwest Wildflowers (November): Scented Sun orchid, Thelymitra macrophylla (Orchidaceae); White Candles, Stackhousia monogyna (Celastraceae); Blue Leschenaultia, Lechenaultia biloba (Goodeniaceae); Autumn Scrub Daisy, Olearia paucidentata (Asteraceae); Yellow-eyed Flame pea, Chorizema rhombeum (Fabaceae); Blue Grass Lily, Agrostocrinum hirsutum (Hemerocallidaceae); Common Dampiera, Dampiera linearis (Goodeniaceae); Wedding Bush, Ricinocarpos glaucus (Euphorbiaceae); and Bunjong, Pimelea spectabilis (Thymelaeaceae).
808 Plants of Coast and Karri: Cut-leaf hibbertia or buttercup, Hibbertia cuneiformis (Dilleniaceae); Winged boronia, Boronia alata (Rutaceae); Wild clematis, Travellers’ joy, Clematis pubescens (Ranunculaceae); Native wisteria, wild sarsaparilla, Hardenbergia comptoniana (Fabaceae); and Coral vine, Kennedia coccinea (Fabaceae).
809 Bull Banksia, Banksia grandis (Proteaceae).
810 Orchids of late spring and summer (Orchidaceae): Leopard Orchid, Chestnut Sun Orchid, Thelymitra fuscolutea; Scented Sun Orchid, Thelymitra macrophylla; Purple Enamel Orchid, Elythranthera brunonis; Christmas Leek Orchid, Prasophyllum brownii; Slipper Orchid, Cryptostylis ovata; and Leafless Orchid, Praecoxanthus aphyllus.
812 Fungi: Leucocoprinus sp.; Yellow Belly Buttons, Lichenomphalia chromacea; Amanita umbrinella; Scarlet Bracket Fungus, Pycnoporus coccineus;Phellodon sp., Ridge-Stemmed Bolete, Austroboletus occidentalis; Tapinella panuoides; Psathyrella asperospora; Russula clelandii (twice); Pink Chantarelle, Cantharellus concinnus; Archer’s Cortinar or Emperor Cortinar, Cortinarius archeri; an earthstar, Geastrum javanicum; a slime mould, Lycogala epidendrum; and Pink-spored Grisette, Volvopluteus gloiocephalus.
814 Archer’s Cortinar or Emperor Cortinar, Cortinarius archeri, with Holly-leaved Hovea, Hovea chorizemifolia.
815 Shells of the Southwest. Download a key to the shells’ names from http://capetocapepublishing.com.au/Shells/Shells.htm
816 The geese at Cape Mentelle enjoying premium Cabernet grapes.
We supply each card with an envelope. Each folded card carries an illustration by Margaret River artist Patricia Negus. The inside of each card is blank.
Unfolded, each card measures 150 x 210 mm. The folded dimension of a card is 150 x 105 mm.
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