The Purple Burr-daisy (Calotis cuneifolia) is uncommon in South Australia, local to the flood plains of the Murray River flood plains. It was seen flowering among the shales of Chambers Gorge in the North Flinders Ranges, South Australia, in November.
Leiocarpa, or plover-daisy, flowering at Arkaroola in winter.
Senecio magnificus flowering in spring, in Parachilna Gorge, pollinated by bee and Australian Lesser Wanderer butterly.
A minute flowering plant, possibly a Pigmy Sunray (Rhodanthe pygmaea), observed on the Copley commons in July. Some of these entire plants are as small as 10mm wide.
New Holland Daisy (Vittadinia cuneata) flowering and seeding on clay plains near Copley in winter.
Olearia decurrens, the Clammy Daisybush, flowering in the rocky slopes of Welcome Pound at Arkaroola in winter.
Olearia pimeleoides, known as the Showy Daisy Bush, flowering in Glass Gorge near Blinman in June.
Poached Egg Daisy, Polycalymma stuartii, flowering in the sand dunes of Lake Eyre South following spring rains.
Minnie Daisy, Minuria leptophylla, growing in gibber plains and gravels.
