A bee stops for a quick feed in the flowering grevillea.
- Aperture: ƒ/2.8
- Camera: PENTAX Optio A20
- Focal length: 7.9mm
- ISO: 64
The grevillea flower from before from the “pointy end”.
Another evening, another dog walk. This time under threatening clouds, luckily the rain seemed to go all around us and we made it home dry.
The wide view of the earlier Kilsyth Kangaroo photo. The kangaroo appears to have set-up home in the agistment paddock. This slice of green may become a part of Healesville Freeway in the future.
A kangaroo is not exactly what you expect to find in suburbia. This kangaroo seems quite happy in the horse paddock that we can wee in the distance from our kitchen window, Zoe and I saw it a few weeks ago on a late afternoon walk, this time the light was better and it was closer to our side of the paddock.
As if a doll head isn’t disconcerting enough, a random one on the nature strip when there is nothing else around is even worse!
It seems that yellow-tailed black cockatoos are like buses. After seeing a pair just before Christmas and up pop another pair yesterday while on a bike ride with Zoe.
The salsify flowers are pretty enough, but the real attraction are the seed heads or puff balls which come in about 10cm across. This really shows the family resemblance with their dandelion relatives.
Build me up Buttercup. I just couldn’t capture those lovely glossy petals.