Jez’s Water Water Everywhere #19
A bit of playing with water dropping from the water tank overflow into a bucket
Day: March 16, 2020
Butterflies are all around Durranbah
Jez’s Fan of…..#59
I am a fan of Butterflies but who isn’t?
There has been many many butterflies around my garden for quite a while. The Lemon Migrants were here in numbers for almost eight weeks and even now there are a few still here. There are some I haven’t managed to get a photo of in the past few weeks, little Line Blues, a white and black one who is too fast, perhaps a Yellow Albatross and other small butterflies who don’t sit for long.
Here is the butterflies I have managed to photograph. I hope you enjoy the butterflies of Durranbah.
Orchard Swallowtails like Pentas flowers
This Common Crow was intent of hanging around on the verandah plants
Lemon Migrants enjoyed Pentas flowers when the Cassia flowers started to wane
A Large Yellow was easy to capture. The Small Grass Yellows are just too fast.
A Lesser Wanderer dropped by for a while
The Northern or Scarlet Jezebel was happy to pose with the Pentas flowers too
Also Ragtag Daily Prompt Monday: Delightful
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Anchor
The Daily Word Prompt: Anchor
I found this anchor on the headland at Evans Head. It dates from around 1900 according to the plaque. I should have paid more attention to what was written, alas I did not. The anchor doesn’t come from a named vessel as it was found by fishermen caught in their nets. It is quite rusty which was the appeal.
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Getting in close and green
Terri’s Sunday Stills: Up #Close and personal to #Green
A bit of variety of green, some old, some new images of getting up close and personal.
A green leaf accompanied by a Blue-triangle Butterfly
A Fan Palm leaf prior to opening
Wonderfully soft moss
A bit of a King Parrot
A Green-banded Line Blue Butterfly just sunning on the grass
Pine cones getting ready to grow
Water drops are always fascinating 
Everyone loves a smiling Green Tree Frog
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