Cranes Bill

Oh, I do hope you're not going to get sick of our Bush flowers.  From here on it's going to be hard to ignore them.  We're just coming into the flowering season, and they are all so delightful. 

I've never really done a survey before, and  just now I am delighting in discovering these pretty delicate little blooms.

This one is an Australian Cranes Bill (Geranium solanderi).  It grows to ankle height and is common in woodland during winter to late Spring.  They are only just coming into flower right now, but the foliage is everywhere, so I am pleased to see them.

Large against the black background is better.