This little gecko was camped out beside of front steps tonight. Marbled geckos are supposed to be common in Melbourne, but we don’t see them very often.
- Aperture: ƒ/1.68
- Camera: Pixel 8 Pro
- Focal length: 6.9mm
- ISO: 1350
As we came back from our walk last night in the dark something freaked Daisy out. Tonight on a walk with Feisty we found the cause – a discarded T-Rex. Hard rubbish collections are about to start so there are bound to be more gems around.
A break in the summer heat made for a pleasant dog walk this evening. An unusual sight in the horse paddock tonight – a straw-necked ibis. The straw-necked ibis areseen less often than the Australian White Ibis we but they are not rare.
Me and Zoe at the Daycare Christmas Party back in 2013, at the Mooroolbark Miniature Railway.
Susan and Zoe enjoying a train ride on the Mooroolbark Miniature Railway. This was for the daycare Christmas party back in 2013.
The 2013 daycare Christmas party was at the Mooroolbark Miniature Railway, with free rides for all. Susan and Zoe are queuing up waiting for their turn on the train.
Red flowering gum, corymbia ficifolia, flowers found in Kilsyth on an early evening dogwalk. When they are in full flower the tree appears almost completely red, something that always impressed Nan – a wonderful way to remember her.
Dog-walking at this time of year is a good opportunity to see the Christmas lights. I’m not too sure of the family appropriate nature of this display though! The poor reindeer seems to be having a tough day at work.
A rare patch of sunshine in a wet Melbourne winter, even so we still had a freezing wind. Mt Dandenong is seen here from the Kilsyth Recreation Reserve.
Three hot air balloons over Kilsyth on a fine March morning back in 2012.
One of the joys of living on the edge of the Yarra Valley is the chance of seeing an early morning hot air balloon.