Our two fluffy boys relaxing on the table outside our home.
Young New Holland Honeyeater
Spied this young New Holland Honeyeater preening itself (which is why it’s fluffed up) in a bush at Sky High in Dandenong.
Orchid in flower
I was both pleased and surprised to discover an orchid of ours in full bloom. I hadn’t seen it flower for a few years. We shifted it with us last year but I wasn’t really expecting to see flowers on it – it surprised me! It must like its new surroundings.
Outside our dining room window
I opened the blinds one morning and turned away, only to have my daughter say ‘look mum’ and pointing out the window. I went outside to get a closer shot and it didn’t move. Instead of the ‘old gum tree’ this time round, the kookaburra was in the ‘old liquidamber’ tree.
Lucky catch!
The kookaburras are starting to get to know me now. They don’t expect to be fed every day but if they see I’m outside they might hang around… just in case. One day last week, after returning home from a business meeting, I noticed one kookaburra on the pergola just surveying the lawn for worms….