Becky’s #WalkingSquares
Todays walk was going to be a walk down through my place. When I got to the track start it was a bit over grown, so it was plan B – get out the mower as the ground and vegetation was dry so a chance of getting bogged or sliding around wouldn’t happen. Of course I did a lot more than just the track and by the time I was inside, it rained.
I am glad it was dry while mowing and I didn’t have to walk home, Let’s walk. Here’s your walking song from one of my favourite bands.
Here is the newly mown track heading down the hill

On the way I saw a pair of Saw Red-backed Fairy Wrens and could hear lots of birds, Satin Bowerbirds, Noisy Friarbirds, Kookaburras, Rufous Whistlers and a “tizz tizz” and there was a young Yellow Thornbill telling the parent birds that I am here and I am hungry.

I went as far as I could and a tree was across the track. This tree had fallen last year and was hung up in a tree in front. I am glad that it as fallen as it was dangerous to try and cut down plus I have a good source of easy to get firewood for next year. As you can see there are still a few dead trees from the fire so more track clean-up will be needed in the future.

Looking through the bush there are still a lot of blackened tree trunks. Most of these are alive just don’t shed their bark.

I did find a flower, a Native Leek Golden Lily. There are more popping up in the paddocks now.

Well it looks like the storm might come back so lets get home.

In the garden on the way back to the house I saw a couple of butterflies flying about. A pair of Orchard Swallowtails were having a mating fly about the garden. The male, at the rear, is one of many that have been flying around the garden for months.

And with that they were off

Love the wee lily and the terrific storm clouds β οΈ π€£π
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Thanks Jo π It has only just poured again – 7:45pm so the storm took it’s time ππ
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A rewarding walk – with well-matched accompaniment!
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Thanks Margaret π
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you must have an impressive mower! An impressive walk – nature, task done and some great music for us as we accompany you
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Thanks Becky. Yes it is quite powerful but it does have a hard time with me. So glad you enjoyed the music x
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That little singing bird! What a shot! Hallelujah!
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Singing isn’t word. Consistent non stop one sound to me isn’t singing π
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What a wonderful capture of the bird! Beautiful butterflies
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Thank you Lisa. He was hopping about right in front of me but did stop still for long. I could hear the parents scolding for being too close to me π
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Wonderful photo for this week. π
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Sorry I got distracted by something. I mean for today π π
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I knew what you meant π
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Thanks Cee π π
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A great walk!
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Thanks Aletta π
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Love the bird and butterflies, Brian. Good to see your place rebounding from the fire.
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Thanks Graham. The understory has really taken off. Trouble is that is is growing too well and it’s hard for me to get through in places
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