It’s amazing who visits a waterhole when you are not watching …

Here is the Arid Bronze Azure butterfly immortalised in cake-form for the Threatened Species Day bake-off.

The emus have hatched their eggs, leaving two eggs behind.

Year after year, the Wattle have their own, consistent rhythm for flowering … and seed collection.

Now’s the time to sow seed of native Pine (Callitris gracilis) so the tubestock will be ready to plant out in Autumn.

A Nankeen Kestrel and thoughts on bird photography.

I wish this was the intriguing Insect Egg Slime Mould, but it’s not … it’s Dog Vomit Slime Mould. Yuk.

Pink Cockatoos can struggle to find a suitable hollow tree. This pair nested in our creekline!

Oh what big eyes you have!

The sad demise of the Southern Whiteface

The Purple-backed and Splendid Fairywrens are putting on a show this winter.

When it rains in the Mallee the Wandering Lichen settles down.

Some late direct-seeding of Native Pine to catch the winter rain.

Winter is time to spray Paterson’s Curse.

A splash of color to brighten the Winter days

Not a snake … a legless lizard.

A welcome visitor