This plant is a proteaceae which can be identified because of is very showy style’s. It also has bilaterally symmetric flowers.

It is the genus banksia as it has sessile flowers in dense cones. It is a flowering and fruiting conflorescence.

I have identified it as banksia collina because it has toothed leaves, and it has stamen that are hooked just before their apex. Other common banksia in the area include, the banksia serrata. It is the collina because it has quite thin leaves, whereas the serrata has much broader leaves. It also isn’t the spinulosa which is common in the area, as the spinulosa has needle like leaves.