Hi, I finished adding images to http://pacificbulbsociety.org/pbswiki/index.php/… The first one is Moraea herrei. It used to be the only species in the genus Barnardiella. When it became a Moraea, it got merged into the Moraea subgroup instead of being a subgroup of one species. It looks more Galaxia like to me. Picture from Rod Saunders and Silverhill seed. Moraea inclinata-- Picture from Audrey Cain. Moraea inconspicua -- We saw this in Namaqualand and it seems aptly named. I think our close-ups make it look a bit more interesting than it seemed in person. Moraea loubseri -- Another photo from Alan Horstmann Moraea lugubris -- I was excited to see this one in the Darling reserve on the West Coast. We saw a lot in flower that day, but it was a bit windy at times. Moraea lurida -- Audrey Cain is sharing a new photo of a really lurid one. Mine all look alike in spite of their being grown from a mixed seed batch. This year the flowers seemed smaller than usual however. Something really likes the flowers in my garden. Maybe a grasshopper? Earlier I added some really interesting variations that Cameron McMaster photographed in the wild. Moraea macrocarpa -- Photo from Audrey Cain I hope some of you enjoy these pictures. Mary Sue