The Ragtag Daily Prompt Friday: Security
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Sprout
The Ragtag Daily Prompt Wednesday: Sprout
Among the dead
dying flowers
a new bud
sprang to life
lighting the gloom
with a sense of renewal
The forest floor
tiny sprouts
wave their
tiny heads
seeking attention
sunlight
hope
Sturdy red
standing tall
calling all around
to witness
new life
a sense of purpose
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Motion
The word prompt from Jenn at Wits End: Motion
The traffic on a street in Paris
Birds will always supply that bit of motion. The Superb Fairy Wrens at the bird bath
A full on shake by a Noisy Friarbird at the bird bath while a Noisy Miner looks on
When there is a crowd at the bird bath, there is always some action
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Wordless Wednesday
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In My Garden
The Ragtag Daily Prompt for Tuesday: Garden
Have a quick wander about my garden.
Blue-banded Bees like dropping in
When the pink Crocus flowers the Stingless Native Bees all come around
One of the wheelbarrow gardens with Hippeastrums
The Frangipanni flowers scent fills the air
The Bromiliads flower too
One of my favourite flowers – Cats Whiskers
The Dietis look great buit trhey are taking over in places in the garden
One of the many Hibiscus flowers
The Agapanthus put on a show around the garden borders
The garden is a place to relax
Even Long-necked Tortoise stroll through heading to the dam
Every now and then when working in the garden, I surprise a frog. The Broad-palmed Frog took a while to wake before hopping off
Lots of Bottlebrush flowers
The Pelagoniums add colour
There is always help in the garden
So many Grevilleas too
The Native Wisteria winds its way among the foliage
Always wear gloves and shoes as you never know who you might disturb. The Mouse Spider was rather fiesty
The Bullants let you know if you are getting too close to their nest
Every now and then another variety of fungus appears
The garden is a lovely place to raise a family
The fruit trees look wonderful in Spring
and of course the garden is home to lots and lots of birds from the smallest Honeyeater, the Scarlet Honeyeater
to the larger birds like the Satin Bowerbirds
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A Day in My Winter
The word prompt from Bren for the Photo for the Week – 28: Winter
My Winter is spent a lot of the time cutting Firewood. Quite often, when the chainsaw starts, a Pied Butcher Bird or two arrive to investigate the scene.
The disturbance of logs once cut and sometimes the bark removed entices the birds in the hope of having a snack or two
Then it’s one final glance as I start “Old Smokey” and head for home
Job done for a while
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Contrasts
Our Moon
Nature
Pink
It wouldThe Photo a Week Challenge from Nancy: Pink
I know someone who would love this challenge. I think I may have a bit of pink in here somewhere………….let me see
Something to listen to while you scroll about my photos
It wouldn’t be a Pink Post without some Pink Floyd……….yes I wish you were here ❤
“We’re just two lost souls swimming in a fish bowl”
The absurdity of a pink flamingo swimming toy
The loveliness of a pink Rose
The wonderful pink house in Burano, Italy
The many pink flowers of a Pentas
The soft fluffiness of a Lilli Pilli flower (including bonus bee)
The characters that are Pink Galahs and what they bring to my day
The unexpected find of a pink fungi in my garden
The wonderful and varied pink hues in a flower
Another pink fungi growing on a log
One of the beautiful pink flowers from one of my Begonias
It’s a Pink-eared Duck
A lovely pink Echinacea flower
A Bee enjoying a snack on a pink flower
A pink Australian Native Flower, a Grass Trigger Plant, growing on my place
