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Grevillea aquifolium
Looking very much like Holly this straggly shrub had spikey shiny lobed leaves. At the ends of branches were flower buds, seen here as grey lobed structures. Unfortunately it was a little early in the season and there were no flowers on the plant.
Flowers would have long curly pistils that are a characteristic feature of grevilleas.
Spottted on rocky ground - Grampians National Park
This spotting is for documentation of species only. The variation in leaf shapes amongst Grevilleas is amazing and this one was certainly fascinating
Family: Proteaceae
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Wow, I didn't know there was such a Grevillea. Nice spotting, Leuba.