Butterfly or moth?
Caught this little guy sitting on my felt hat!


Caught this little guy sitting on my felt hat!


Today was hot and humid. Most of the wildlife was quietly at rest, finding places to cool off. The pelican seemed happy just to cool off in the shallows.

It took me a while to realise this cockatoo was sitting above in the leaves just keeping an eye on me.

The duck also happy to sit around in the lagoon.

The turtle was just surfing, waiting for a wave that wouldn’t eventuate.

The hawk was just not bothered and keeping a wary eye out.

I wonder what this conversation is about….

The fuzzy bird is the young one demanding food from a parent.

Please, come on, hurry up, I’m starving.

What’s this all about?



Such a sweet young thing.


These gorgeous little ducks were at a weir close by the farm. I think they are Australian Wood Ducks.



I might be entering a new photo phase, arty shots. I was playing around with a picture of the the palm tree out front of the house and this is the result. I must take a realistic photo for comparison, but this is a fun shot.

I saw a much better shot of this flower and realised that it was growing in a dilapidated part of my garden. I enjoyed experimenting with different angles. This is the result.

2. Darker edges and I tried to emphasise the curves.

3. It got wet. I needed to do more with the drops!

4. I ended up liking this shot most. It’s quite unnatural this way. The flower should probably droop downwards.
The light was on the right hand side and the photo was rotated. I liked the angles…

I’ve forgotten what the name of this flower is. It’s quite common and thrives with neglect. Please help out.



Found a Grevillea (please correct me if I’m wrong) on my wanderings and loved its flowers. Loving the spirals here.




For Cee’s Flower of the Day Challenge (FOTD)
For Debbie’s Six Word Saturday Challenge

Stand up properly, someone is watching.

Let’s just go for a swim.

Turn around and jump in too.

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