Pelican in the air


This little visitor stayed around for a few day. He was by the roadside at a water inlet. It was exciting to see him each time I drove past. He did keep his distance, making it difficult to take photos. He stayed on ‘the other side’ of a little pool so I couldn’t sneak up on him. Then, he disappeared.



I went out in search of a reported swan with her babies, on a cold and miserable afternoon. I couldn’t find the swan but there were plenty of ibis. I’m not pleased with my hurried snaps, so I’ll go again. They were beautiful.






Little birds are so good at hiding, so difficult to photograph. I knew they were in there but they weren’t going to pose for a photo.



Springtime brings out these beautiful bells.



I had a lovely break for a few days visiting my sister in Warrnambool, which is abot 350 km southwest of where I live. It was much cooler and very windy. This was the one time I went on a short walk to the seaside.


Posing beautifully and very patiently for me.



That was a long time ago. As I was processing this photo I had sudden vivid memories of the swap cards we used to collect. I had very few and each one was precious. Others I knew had hundreds. They were just cards with random photos. I loved them. I remember some were in ‘pairs’ and when these two photos appeared side by side on my screen, I was reminded of ‘pairs’. I think I even had some bird cards.


I’m camping and have very minimal internet. At least I have a chance to look at some photos I took before we set off. I rather like this drab colored bird, so here it is.
Thank you to Charlotte for identifying it as a Grey Shrike Thrush.



Be Original!
Drop in and stay awhile
Gallery and Giftshop
En fotoblogg
To See a World in a Grain of Sand...
Fotografie, Radeln und Reisen
Just another WordPress.com site
"You must have birds in your heart before you can find them in the bushes." -- John Burroughs (Journal of the Outdoor Life, v20, 1923, p. 137)
Gardening Fairies Flowers Spirituality Angels Love Joy