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The filaments and anthers of Callistemon citrinus (Myrtaceae). The whole genus is commonly called the bottlebrush; the reason is obvious if you look at the whole flower spike.
Look at those crazy anthers! The style and stigma (of a different floret) are also visible in the lower-left. Also notice the hairs of the leaves; these are called trichomes, and like we've seen in many other Australian plants, these are present as a defense against herbivory and drying-out.
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Crimson Bottlebrush
Callistemon citrinus
4-6m tall
Crown
rounded and bushy
Leaf
stiff and leathery
emits lemony fragrance when crushed, hence 'citrinus'
Flower
small flowers with long, bright red stamens
nectar-rich
attracts hummingbirds, bees and other insects
Fruit
small, brown, rounded and woody capsules
0.8 cm across
held together in chains that resemble bracelets
each capsule contains hundreds of seeds
Interesting points:
Callistemon viminalis develops a distinctly weeping habit with drooping branches
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