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Thirsty Swamp Wallaby
Bird baths aren’t just for the birds, apparently. We’ve previously had one of our local ‘roos at the birdbath – now it’s the turn of a Swamp Wallaby.
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The Kingfisher
A kingfisher, probably a member of the tree kingfisher family, spent some time sitting on a branch on a tree outside the house. It used that spot as its base from which to hunt insects. I, of course,...
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Pippin at the Gara River
It’s late Spring. The mornings can still be a little chilly but it warms up quickly. The overnight temperature dropped to 3.4°C (38°F) a few days ago, but daytime maxima currently reach into the low...
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So many fallen leaves
No, it’s not autumn. Summer’s early. We’ve had a run of high temperatures (up to 36°C (97°F)), and, for the past handful of months, lower than average rainfall. Trees normally lose a lot of moisture...
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Thirsty bee
We’ve had an unusually long spell of hot, dry weather. Again. The birds and the bees (and other creatures) are feeling the effects and so we’ve had a stream of visitors to the birdbath outside the...
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