Monday 29 January 2018

Approaching Storm.

This one bought a lot of hail, rain, thunder, lightning and wind and the temperature at least remained beautifully warm.

Sunday 28 January 2018

Flying Ant.

I have seen many of these on my flowering plants, they fly in and they zip around the the plant.

Friday 26 January 2018

Baby Alpaca.

One whole day old, yet so well composed.

Tuesday 23 January 2018

Top 'N Tail.

The caterpillar behind the leaf had its back legs stuck up in the air for ages. I like the little bit of it's head and an antenna poking out either side at the end of the leaf.


Monday 22 January 2018

A Fly.

I'm surprised how many flies are on the swan plants, it often looks as if they are collecting pollen as well.

Saturday 20 January 2018

Picky Eater.

Unusual to see any leaf left after a caterpillar has claimed it.

Friday 19 January 2018

Monarch Butterfly.

I'm so delighted to see these fellas around, the most I've seen in a long while.

Wednesday 17 January 2018

Old House And Shed.

I visited this place a fairly often at various times of the day, it changed so much and there was always a lot of wildlife around.

Monday 15 January 2018

A Dawn.

This is close to the Queensland and Central Australian border by the Simpson Desert.

Saturday 13 January 2018

Doves.

These certainly aren't the brightest birds at all, in fact it's quite frightening as to how dumb they are.

Friday 12 January 2018

A Galah Or Two.

Imagine another four or six trees with double this amount of galahs (this is only half the tree), and the noise they would make with their chatter and bird song.

Wednesday 10 January 2018

Chive Flower.

They are quite beautiful flowers up close.

Monday 8 January 2018

White Gladioli.

Such beautiful flowers and colours.

Saturday 6 January 2018

Ibis.

Not the best looking birds on the block, but interesting.

Thursday 4 January 2018

Frog.

One of my favourite creatures, and I'm always amazed at the interesting places they seem to pop up.

Tuesday 2 January 2018

Misty Morning.

I like seeing the hills peeping through the mist. It's a shame there wasn't more colour to it.