Wet Fairy Down.

The swan plant seed pods have opened and are dispersing their seed, they are an awful mess when wet.

A Snail.

Heading to a safe snail resort on the swan plant seed pod.

Meet Georgia.

She must be close to 12 months old now, and to me she is quite different looking to the other young ones, her face appears slimmer and sadder.

A Daisy.

Beautiful and bold.

Brand New Monarch Butterfly.

The wings still have folds in them and they take about 3 hours to dry.

Bella Again.

A very gentle alpaca.

Outback Friends.

These interesting old men were happy for me to take their photo, and it's close to twenty years old now.

Flooded Creek Crossing.

Some of these crossings are quite picturesque, but a pain in the neck when you have places to go, and have to wait for the creeks to go down before you drive through.

New Alpaca.

Meet Abraham, he's the first male born into this family of alpacas, and he's quite a fun character already.

Outback Airstrip.

Air Med arriving to evacuate someone sick. These strips are not used in the wet season, as you can imagine they turn to mud fairly quickly.

Fuscia Flower.

This was a miniature fuscia  and I think it's more elegant than the larger one.

Thistle Down.

Thistle flowers are beautiful until the air is filled with millions of them.

A Bumble Bee.

It's interesting trying to photograph bees in "their quiet moment", as they are always on the go.

The Spider + The Locust..

Isn't nature fascinating. It seems that spiders will accept any sized meal.

Young Sparrow.

They look better all puffed up like this.

Number 29.

I liked this building,  but only the lower section, so I cropped the top off and converted it to black + white.