Uploaded October 2017 | Updated September 2026, 8 hours ago
The southwest of Western Australia is the most biodiverse place on the Australian continent and arguably one of the most beautiful. It is home to the majority of the world's Drosera (sundew) species, not to mention dozens of other carnivorous plants including Utricularia, the wonderfully bizarre Cephalotus and beautiful Byblis, as well as a bewildering array of wildflower species!
The southwest of Western Australia is the most biodiverse place on the Australian continent and arguably one of the most beautiful. It is home to the majority of the world's Drosera (sundew) species, not to mention dozens of other carnivorous plants including Utricularia, the wonderfully bizarre Cephalotus and beautiful Byblis, as well as a bewildering array of wildflower species!
