The Ragtag Daily Prompt Thursday: Countless Branches
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Daily Diary
The Weekly Prompts Wednesday Challenge: Daily Diary
The past week, day by day
Day 1: the Red-necked Wallaby and her Joey in the pouch can for a bit of supplementary food in the morning
Day 2: I went to visit my daughter. Always have to open this gate on the road between two properties at Lilydale
Day 3: My bestie and I went for a drive in the countryside. Found this letter box
Day 4: We went for a walk to see how much of my place has recovered from the devastating fire in December. Growing among some burnt wood a tiny Sunflower showed it’s sunny face. It was probably dropped by a bird from the seed I was putting out for the birds when the place was a charred mess and not much food for the animals and birds.
Day 5: The Caper White Butterflies have turned up on the usual migration. I am glad they like to stop over at my place to refuel before heading off again.
Day 6: I had to go to town to get my car repaired. Keeping my social distance I walked around town taking a few photos. This looks like someone had a helper in the demolition of the front fence.
Day 7: A female Satin Bower Bird came to have a look around the verandah. The photo was taken from my chair in my office through the glass door. It has to be a stealthy, quick shot as they sense the slightest movement and fly off lickerty split.
That was seven days from the daily diary.
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An abundance
Change
Cafe at home
This morning I made my breakfast as usual. I thought it looked quite nice and decided to share my breakfast around the internet.
Then I though, perhaps this might be a good photo challenge as everyone is unable to go out for meals.
Would you like to do a post about your Cafe at Home. Use the tag #cafeathome and do a pingback to this post. Let’s see what you have for breakfast, lunch or dinner today.
Here’s my breakfast. A BLT on a Pane di Casa with my own homemade tomato relish and a cup of coffee.
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What’s so funny
Another Hibiscus
Sunshine Macro Monday #34
It has been a good flowering of the Hibiscus plants in my garden. I think I have posted a few for Macro Monday of the exotic flowers in the past. This one is an Australian Hibiscus from cuttings of a plant that was at my besties old place. The garden there had plants from the early days of the previous occupants of the early 1920’s. This is the first flower of the plant.
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Floral Friday 20 March
A place to stand
The Weekly Prompts Photo Challenge: Ladders
I do seem to have many ladders, from the small step ladder to a rather big ladder that reaches to giddy heights. The ladder I thought I would show you is one that was found in a garage sale and I find quite a cute little ladder, I have used this ladder in other posts such as a black and white challenge from Cee. It has changed location since then and has a few different pot plants who love to sit thereon.
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