Dear Roland, I wondered if that plant could be a Wurmbea. That was my other idea. But there are 30 species of that genus endemic to Australia according to the latest volume of Encyclopaedia of Australian Plants and they only picture a few and it didn't look like any of them. The Wurmbea biglandulosa picture in that book shows a pink subspecies. The description of that species says there are pink nectaries situated a third of the way from the base which I couldn't see in your picture. http://picasaweb.google.nl/bulborum/… On my first trip to Australia I often thought I had FINALLY figured out different plants only to be told repeatedly that I was wrong since there are so many species and field guides only select a few to illustrate. Knowing where the plant was seen becomes really helpful for making an accurate identification. I'm glad I was able to help you sort it out. Mary Sue >Family: Colchicaceae >Wurmbea biglandulosa >Early Nancy >http://southerndowns.qld.gov.au/content/Document/…