Eremophila glabra, commonly known as Tar Bush, at the end of flowering in the Northern Flinders Ranges.
Eremophila Glabra
Broombush
Flowering Eremophila scoparia, or Broombush, near Italawi Gap in the Gammon Ranges in November.
Eremophila Longifolia fruiting: Parachilna
Stand of Eremophila longifolia, also known as Long-leafed Desert Fuchsia and Weeping Emubush, on the Outback Highway near Parachilna.
Fleshy fruit are similar to Native Plum, but are inedible.
Eremophila Scoparia: Leigh Creek area
Eremophila scoparia, the Broombush, in Leigh Creek, presenting as multi-stemmed, 1.5m tall. 
Eremophila scoparia in Aroona Sanctuary, presenting as single stem, over 2m tall.
Eremophila Freelingii
The Rock Fuchsia Bush, Eremophila freelingii, is a common sight on rocky slopes in the Flinders Ranges.
Eremophila Duttonii
Eremophila duttonii, also known as a Native Fuchsia or Emu Bush, in flower in the Northern Flinders Ranges.
