Dragonfly.

Interesting insects and great subjects as they tend to stay still for some time.

Monarch Emerging.

How lucky was this beautiful find!

Paper Mill.

This looked quite eerie with the steam and being late afternoon on an overcast day.

More Easter Hats.

This was taken close to 15 years ago on an Aboriginal community. It is best enlarged to see the delight on the kids faces as they were proud of their efforts and they loved having their photos taken.

Easter Hats.

The kids were very proud of their hats and showing them off.

Wild Horses.

Known as brumbies in outback Australia, and are sometimes seen in large numbers.

Galaxy In A Frypan.

I sprayed some oil into a frypan, and I was delighted with the result.

Potato Flowers.

Unexpected beauty.

Monarch Butterfly Profile.

It's lovely to see a striped caterpillar evolve into a beautiful butterfly.

Another Monarch Caterpillar.

I've been practicing again with an old camera of mine since my favourite one just died, very sad.

Alpaca Catch Up.

It was good to see that their beautiful coats had regrown, as I don't think they suit being fleece free.

Monarch Butterfly Mates.

Quite amazing the things you see when you start checking the garden. These two were together for a very long time, and the wings were closed as there were other butterflies around.

Golden Light.

Such a beautiful evening light.

Monarch Caterpillar Killer.

I finally found what was paralysing the caterpillars, and caught it in action. It looks like it has an ?appendage that pierces them, not just one, but quite a few in an area of the plant.

Baby Magpie.

It's so delightful coming to the back door for something to eat,  talking and singing to us, and we don't get swooped.