Hi Peter, can see mate why this was featured a couple of years ago, must have been hunting on your hands and knees for alot of these. again are you updating the album with new pics, you usually put the date of new items, take care and talk soon Ken

said hircock100 2006.08.29 at 01:50:19 PDT

Hi Peter, it's taking me 3-5 clicks on each and every photo to get them to open. The Proxy Error demon has taken charge again, so I'll have to come back another day. ... I'm feeling a bit 'put upon' with all the mess at WS; sorry for the grumbling. ... L@dybug hugs, Judy

said ladybug591 2006.08.27 at 16:31:28 PDT

Well now Peter..A double Congratulations are in order for this awesome album of the "Wildflowers of the south of Western Australia" which was Featured on 11/08/04 & now for your selection as "Featured Member of the Week"...Enjoy your Special Time in the Spotlight (again) as you truly deserve all the Praise from your Peers for this Honor & Tribute bestowed upon you by Webshots...God's Blessings from Texas...Ken

said bigdaddy8x14 2006.04.01 at 07:55:16 PST

Congratulations on both this featured album awhile back and being the featured photographer of the week. That is a real honor. I was just enjoying this colorful album. Our flowers are so different. About the only ones that are common around here are the daisies, buttercups, and ferns. I also hope you are on the mend and feeling better. Donna

said debkd 2006.03.30 at 15:07:55 PST

Hello, Peter, what a lovely place, how awful that someone deliberately set a fire :(. The array of flowers is just lovely - love your pictures here! Hopefully everything will grow bigger and better tha ever! - Warm regards, claudia

said gardenlady110 2006.03.16 at 04:04:25 PST

hi peter woow what a great album boy those are some nice looking trees, the flowers those big yellow pink and orange flowers are just beautiful , what a nice place to take pictures i would go bananas if i lived there :) thanks for sharing jean

said jac707 2006.01.05 at 19:52:48 PST

Hi Peter, very nice album. I like #2,3,4, i can't even imagine having a tree that has such pretty and different looking flowers. The whole album has beautiful wildflowers in it. Thanks for sharing it....Claudette

said mamabear250 2006.01.03 at 10:38:31 PST

Hi Peter, me again! Beautiful photos of wildflowers :) When we were in Tas a couple of months ago they were only just starting to come out so the colours weren't all that brilliant - something we don't get so much over here either. Was trying to do sepia conversions to some of my photos of old buildings but for some reason photopaint won't save them as jpgs so they are useless as far as uploading goes :( Will have to stick to black and white instead! I'm really glad you liked the Wharariki album - it's one of my most favourite places in NZ and not too many people have known about it. I think that's changing though as they are now starting to put it in calenders in the shops! I was disapointed that not many have downloaded any of the photos or signed the guestbook but as you probably know, it's actually quite hard to find anything on webshots sometimes as there's so much to look through! Bye for now, Kate

said klb49100 2005.12.12 at 14:04:08 PST

stunning 4,8 and 9 beautiful album. all seeviewpm

said agustingutig 2005.10.11 at 01:48:03 PDT

Hello Peter, how are you doing? This is a delightful album and you have some marvellous pictures of wild orchids in it. Apart of the orchid pictures I also liked nrs. 15, 32, 43, 47, and 49 very much. You have nice spring weather? We have had very nice summer weather the last few weeks. During which I took many pictures of the Helianthus flower and its visitors. If you want to, you can see the result of this effort in my new album, the Last Days of Summer, at this site. Have a very nice weekend, Els (wely246/evanwely)

said evanwely 2005.09.30 at 14:39:02 PDT

Hi Peter and Betty, This is coming on well some of the native wildflowers are really beautiful and you have captured some beauties here Love and Hugs Chris and Jay

said chrisjay105 2005.09.30 at 08:43:41 PDT

Hi Peter, I am soo glad that you have brought this wonderful album back to our attention with some new additions. They are just precious and the new additions to your Wildflowers collection are gorgeous. I loved finding them when I was a child and still till this day, never p#### a wildflower by without having a good admiring look. geraldton wax and the Holly Pea is just divine. No matter how small the flower, they are all still just beautiful. I love to see tiny little flowers growing amongst the big beauties. Little Purple ground hugger is just lovely. I thought for a fleeting moment, that when I first saw the Pink Cluster that it was soo like a Pentis.The track is gorgeous and my fav is the Wild Freesieas and Yellow daisies. I love Freesias. I found this gorgeous little tiny daisy thing growing on the footpath down here. There were heaps of them and they were soo tiny. The pics did turn out. I really love the way that Mother Nature has perfect colour combination. Just amazing. Wonderful new additions my friend, and now that the season is there again in W.A. for more wildflowers, perhaps a new and beautiful album shall be our gift. Tks heaps for sharing the new and hope that you are having a great time away. Catch you soon. Kindest regards, Hugs & luv to both you and Betty. p.s. Hope your health is much better now and that my mate is still looking after you. Cya's Em

said emphotos103 2005.09.28 at 13:13:37 PDT

Hello again, Peter! I loved looking through your wildflower album. Every time I look at your albums, I never fail to find photos more beautiful than the ones I've seen before (if that's even possible!) Do blue orchids really grow wild there? Such lovely flowers you have "down under." Hope you're enjoying the beginning of your springtime, as autumn is just approaching us here in the USA now. It's always a pleasure to look at your photos --- sort of candy for the eyes. Your friend Kat from Pennsylvania

said katmeow5 2005.09.28 at 11:24:53 PDT

Peter, every time I look at your albums, I find something different and even more beautiful than the one before (if that can even be possible!) Do blue orchids grow wild there? My goodness, they're so fantastically lovely. Great photography, as usual. Your friend Kat in Pennsylvania, USA

said katmeow5 2005.09.28 at 11:21:46 PDT

Peter, every time I look at your albums, I find something different and even more beautiful than the one before (if that can even be possible!) Do blue orchids grow wild there? My goodness, they're so fantastically lovely. Great photography, as usual. Your friend Kat in Pennsylvania, USA

said katmeow5 2005.09.28 at 11:21:16 PDT

Taking a peek at your Wilsflower album again....think it deserves another featured spot...ha Great work Peter...L

said greenhorngrl 2005.09.27 at 05:12:43 PDT

Hi Peter, lovely additions. I love the Blue Orchid and the Holly Pea. It was also great to revisit the originals. Hope all is well. Cheers...Chris QLD :-)

said chrissy40111 2005.09.26 at 03:26:03 PDT

Hi Peter, lovely additions. I love the Blue Orchid and the Holly Pea.

said chrissy40111 2005.09.26 at 03:25:00 PDT

Hi Peter! The White Freesias and yellow Daisies make a pretty picture, but unfortunately show the destruction done to our environment by humans. The Freesias are Garden Plants that have become Bushland Weeds and the Yellow Daisies are Cape Weed that was introduced from South Africa as fodder. Sorry, but I do not think they should be in an album with our beautiful natural Wildflowers. Hope you had an enjoyable walk and thanks for nice comments re my Honeyeaters... Gladys..

said gladysclancy2 2005.09.23 at 06:31:12 PDT

Good Morning Peter, I got really confused yesterday as I looked at your additions then when I came back for another gander they were gone, anyway glad to see the album is back this morning and I really like your additions. You know I wonder if 37 your "goodness knows" is fennel it looks ever so like what we have growing here :o) Catch you later Hugs, Jill

said jillbatchelor 2005.09.23 at 01:21:20 PDT

Hi Peter,nice to see you adding to this beautiful featured floral album,not sure how many you added but I viewed the entire slideshow and enjoyed it immensely,thanks for sharing these beautiful floral images from Oz,Regards,Rod.

said chrisrod100 2005.09.21 at 09:29:26 PDT

Lovely adds, the simple daisy of # 29 is adorable, but I still like # 8 the best Peter. Thanks for your sepia album.. i will comment on that pretty soon..Today a busy day , but sending you hugs until next time. Kate or Kathy

said katifelkai 2005.09.21 at 09:11:03 PDT

Hi Peter, Well Mr D I'm very impressed with your additions to this lovely little album. I absolutely love the donkey orchid and those spiders are so different to the spiders orchids we have here. I can't wait to see your pictures from your up and coming travels now. Love and Hugs Jill

said jillbatchelor 2005.09.21 at 07:22:16 PDT

Hi Pete. I'm doing another album using you guy's photos and would like to use one of yours from this album. I've pinched the cover shot so let me know if I can use it. Thanks mate. Al.. or is it Alan as the Fen is calling me?. LOL.

said shortshooter 2005.07.03 at 16:11:50 PDT

Hi, Peter; Thank you for your nice words about my album "Spring in New York". I do love to show off New York to the rest of the world. I still can't believe I have the great opportunity to reach such far away places as Australia! I love your albums, they really show the Australia I would love some day to visit. Thank you for sharing :) Carmela.

said carmela2000 2005.05.03 at 04:35:46 PDT

Hello Peter, I can't imagine how I missed this wonderful featured album of yours. Now that I've found it, I must say that you've captured these images perfectly! I simply cannot imagine wildflowers having such beautiful blooms as these. #2 and #3 look exactly like bottlebrushes. Marvelous! #8 is such a beautiful shot. These flowers must be a real joy to experience. The Scholtzia is so floriferous! We do have a small tree here that resembles it. It's called a Redbud, and the blooms are pink. The countryside is covered with them in the early spring...which I hope arrives soon. Now, I realize that we live in opposite hemispheres, but how on earth do you grow grass on trees? LOL. That would be the perfect solution to mowing our yards! On a different note, I was saddened to read your comment of the fire that destroyed this park. Surely, one day it will be restored. I also need to thank you for your wonderful travel/history lesson concerning Kuranda. It must be a wonderful place to visit! Maybe one day, I'll do just that. Please feel free to visit my albums and guestbooks anytime, as it's a real pleasure to hear from you. Congratulations on this beautiful featured album! Sharon in Virginia

said montycarlo54 2005.03.13 at 19:28:18 PST

Peter, I could really kick myself!! How it is possible that I did not write in this wonderful album?? # 8 is my absolute favorite...it is exquisit - I mean the flower and plus your photo, the off white/pale yellowish lace of the flower against the blue sky a true masterpiece by Nature and by Peter..."bery bery belated" congrats and sorry!!!Hugs kathy PS:I will send this wonderful photo(#8) as photo message to a artist friend today.Thanks

said katifelkai 2005.01.23 at 23:15:27 PST

Hello Peter, I wish to thank you for your kind comments on my featured "Flors i plantes"...You say you woud like to know the name of the flowers.I am so sorry,but I do not know,except the most populars everyone are able to identify,Really I know nothing about flowers.Just I see them and take a picture if the ligth is ok.Your visit is giving me the opportunity to visit your Albums.To be honest, I have to Congratulate you not only for your "featured&qu ot;, but for all beautiful collection.Greetings from Josep Maria in Barcelona

said jm_ramon 2005.01.23 at 06:47:05 PST

Hi Peter, Thanks for your kind comments on my featured album of the Pacific Northwest. I enjoyed going through your photos as well. These wild flowers are gorgeous. My dad has a cousin in Sorrento, WA, whom I visited back in 1991 and I just loved Australia. Have been back twice since then. G'day, Esther

said eklabbers 2004.11.19 at 09:03:43 PST

Hi Peter, and firstly a belated Congratulations for your beautiful Featured album on Wildflowers. I loved them all, beautiful photos, and it is great that you share these for all the world to see this amazing flora! I have been road travelling for the past 10 days, so I missed your special day, and being a fellow Aussie, and a mad fan of Gladysclancy and her wonderful albums, I was totally delighted to see your Wildflowers album as a Feature as W.A. definately has some stunning wildflower beauty!!! Have a really great day........Em from Qld Aussie.

said emphotos103 2004.11.16 at 23:27:57 PST

Super great collection of the wonderful plant life in WA. The grass plants are amazing and since they grow so slowly its impressive to see really big ones! Amazing and thanks for sharing! Many congrats on this album being featured, great job!!! G'day and have a wonderful week! Sending smiles, amy :)

said kester110 2004.11.16 at 04:30:47 PST

Hello Peter, Thank you for your very kind comments in my guestbooks and I see you were also a recent featured album congratulations for that.There are certainly some very strange but beatiful wild flowers in Australia. You asked what kind of camera I have... It's a Nikon 4300 which I have had for about eighteen months now and am very pleased with it. I am basically a point a click girl really and when you have the beautiful Lake District its hard not to take a good picture, now and again though, you know one works really well. Not sure whether you know this but today there was a rememberance day service on the summit of Great Gable (My favourite Mountain )They have had them there for 80 years and hundreds of people attend. I would love to have attended this but sadly we live too far away. Jill

said jillbatchelor 2004.11.14 at 16:39:14 PST

Hello Peter and Congratulations on Your Featured Album! Wonderful Wilflower Florals, they are All Beautiful!! Hope your Special Day was Enjoyable, Thanks for Sharing! Ted

said torretab 2004.11.09 at 18:01:32 PST

Hi Peter, what a fabulous album of wildflowers. Congratulations on being featured. I simply love our native plants, and can't wait to get over to the West and get among your wildflowers. Keep up the good work, best wishes, Keith in Sydney.

said magikeith 2004.11.09 at 16:06:43 PST

hank you for sharing your great Australian wildflower album. Ray

said mccoyray 2004.11.09 at 15:10:12 PST

Very interesting wildflowers. Congratulations on being featured today! Ludvik

said luka_15 2004.11.08 at 22:54:50 PST

Hi! Congratulations on being featured today. Thanks for sharing. Grettings from Slovenia. Stanko

said stana110 2004.11.08 at 21:58:35 PST

Congratulations on being featured with this beautiful album! I am so happy I found your site! Your pictures are gorgeous, not only in this album!!!! Have a beautiful day! - Galit from Israel

said 854847 2004.11.08 at 21:28:49 PST

Very nice photos. Congratulations on your featured album. Candi

said candistackable 2004.11.08 at 20:55:14 PST

congratulation on your feature album very nice album great pictures beautiful flowers than you so much for sharing jean

said jac707 2004.11.08 at 17:16:09 PST

Congratulations on your feature today! I have enjoyed your album, nice job!!

said blazeofglory02 2004.11.08 at 15:45:41 PST

Congratulations on your featured album. It is always enjoyable to see flowers from other parts of the world. Thank you for sharing. Roger in Ont., Canada

said mineral108 2004.11.08 at 15:28:52 PST

Many congrats on this lovely album.I have never seen any of these flowers at all & they are so beautiful.That grass tree is unusual too.I can see you love taking photographs! Great job. Kathryn in Washington State

said photorose 2004.11.08 at 14:09:08 PST

Hello ,congratulations on being featured today.Very beautiful wild flowers.Thanks for sharing.Greetings Mary-lou(Belgium)

said louke105 2004.11.08 at 12:45:30 PST

Hello and congrats on featured album. What lovely flowers. Thank you for sharing your photos. I really enjoyed viewing them.

said 19mimi63 2004.11.08 at 12:18:19 PST

Wow ! what a beautiful collection ! congratulations on ur well deserved feature ! Sassine El Nabbout , LEBANON

said sassinabbout 2004.11.08 at 11:32:16 PST

G'day!! Hearty congratulations on this delightful album. Great photos of beautiful and interesting wildflowers. We have nothing that slightly resembles them here in England, as you can well imagine. Thanks for sharing your world. Best wishes, Jayne, West Midlands, UK. :) xx

said hjaynefoster 2004.11.08 at 10:06:46 PST

Congratulations on your wonderful feature! I loved to view this album, I always enjoy so much to see flowers, plants and trees (whatever in nature, in fact) of places so different to where I live. The "Triple Pronged Grass Tree" is so attractive, I really like it very much. Cute! A very inspiring album, thanks for sharing. Greetings from the other side of the world, Salla, Finland

said sallap 2004.11.08 at 09:31:52 PST

Congratulations on your featured album! The photos are great. Thanks for sharing! http://community.webshots.com/user/brianhahaha

said brianhahaha 2004.11.08 at 09:01:02 PST

Congratulations, Peter! Nice to see you recognized in Webshots, though we've long enjoyed your work in Digiphots. Charlotte

said barnchaser 2004.11.08 at 08:56:42 PST

Hi, This is a wonderful featured album - congratulations. The grass trees are fascinating - I've never seen anything like them. Thanks and regards- Lynne from Virginia, USA

said donolew 2004.11.08 at 07:42:28 PST

Congratulations on an excellent album. The one you've labelled "Unknown&quo t; is a Coral Flame Pea, Chorizema cordatum. Well done for featuring our unique and beautiful wildflowers so well. Maureen

said dmjardine 2004.11.08 at 07:38:13 PST

Congratulations!! What a beautiful album, great job!!! Thanks for sharing and enjoy your day...Patty from Indiana USA

said pattypoo115 2004.11.08 at 07:38:03 PST

CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR FEATURE!!! Your flowers and plants of Austraulia are fascinating and beautiful! I hope you have a wonderful day and enjoy your feature!!! Greetings from New Mexico, USA...... Candy

said canary1976 2004.11.08 at 06:52:03 PST

Hi! Congratulations on your featured album today! Beautiful wildflowers!! Thanks for sharing with us and enjoy your day...take care...Darlene in NY USA

said briansbabe 2004.11.08 at 06:36:59 PST

Congratulations On Your Album.I really Like Your Grass Tree And Flowers , Thanks Jo Jo Michigan USA

said jdsmith01100 2004.11.08 at 05:36:10 PST

Such interesting and unusual wildflowers. Congratulations on your special feature today. Lorrie/Wyoming USA

said greenhorngrl 2004.11.08 at 05:36:00 PST

Congratulations on being featured today, thanks for sharing. Michel

said nttl2k2 2004.11.08 at 03:26:10 PST

Congratulations with your beautifull album, i will come back to see all your albums, the pics of the banksia are my favorits, thank you for sharing, greetings from holland, theo

said theojojo 2004.11.08 at 03:05:02 PST

Thanks for showing us some of the inique flora of Australia. Congratulations on a well deserved feature. Doug in California USA

said dyetter 2004.11.08 at 03:02:36 PST

Congratulations on being featured with this wonderful album. Greetings.....Juana

said juburg 2004.11.08 at 02:49:30 PST

Congratulations! Greetings Anna Oldenhave, The Netherlands

said annaoldenhave 2004.11.08 at 02:15:46 PST

Congratulations on being featured today ! wonderful slideshow...enjoyed my visit ! Greetings from Belgium.

said marywilford 2004.11.08 at 01:16:25 PST

Hi Peter! Congratulations on being featured today! I just sent you an email and now I find you have been chosen for today's feature. Well done, I love to see our beautiful Wildflowers on show and your photos are great. Enjoy your special day in the spotlight.. Gladys.

said gladysclancy 2004.11.08 at 00:45:13 PST

Hi Peter! Congratulations on being featured. This album of Wildflowers is fantastic, well done. Ray (UK)

said viking153 2004.11.08 at 00:42:53 PST

Hi Peter! Great shots of our beautiful wildflowers. Magnificent Grasstree in #15! You have done well with names too. I just grabbed the library book to see if I could help with "Unknown&quo t; but can't decide between Yellow Mountain Pea or Rattle Pea. Have a good day. Gladys.

said gladysclancy2 2004.11.02 at 00:16:26 PST

What fascinating flowers, Peter. Those grevillias and banksias take a very similar form, don't they? I wonder what was nature's intent with the adaptation of that form? By the way, I know how scarey a swarm of bees like that can be. We once had a honeybee swarm in a very small tree in our front yard when I was a kid. Another time, my sis riled a ground nest of yellow jackets and nearly lost her life as she received about 30 stings. Bees are not something to play around with! Char

said barnchaser 2004.11.01 at 06:50:49 PST