Red Browed Finch

This tiny little finch likes the seeds on my Judas Tree. It’s only about 10cm long and is really shy, so I was thrilled to be able to sneak up on it and take its picture.

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I live in Patho, Australia.

This tiny little finch likes the seeds on my Judas Tree. It’s only about 10cm long and is really shy, so I was thrilled to be able to sneak up on it and take its picture.

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This flower began as a tiny cutting that had interesting leaf shapes. I pinched a very tiny piece and carefully tended it on my windowsill, until it has grown and flowered. The flower is not really impressive but it is very different!
The first two pictures have interesting points of focus.



These little guys and many of their friends live along the bank of the lagoon out in front of my house and are constant visitors to my garden. They’re always quiet and well-behaved. They don’t make a mess or scratch around and they’re very cute.




Turn around so I can see you.

Beautiful colour.

There are so many stages of a sunflower’s growth. Nature forms the most beautiful patterns and structures in something as simple as a single flower.




This is a strange little red flower. I planted some dahlia seeds and some stunted little plants have struggled to survive.



I adore nerines. They were my mum’s favorite flowers and every time I see one I think fondly of her. I planted a few bulbs in my garden and was pleasantly surprised to see this one flower.


For Cee’s Flower of the Day (FOTD) Challenge
This is an interesting flower. I’m not sure whether its distorted because of the heat or if this is it. I’ll watch the other flowers (if it has any).


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