Lens-Artists Challenge #212: Motion
Tag: eastern spinebill
Last on the Card – May 2022
Last month things seemed to have cooled off a bit but there were a couple of new bloggers who discovered Last on the Card from others posts and posted their photos. Sometimes I wonder if this photo challenge has run it’s time? Oh well lets get on with your wonderful and perhaps not so wonderful photos. As you can see from mine that this May I managed to get a few crap photos for my Last Photos. I am not precious about showing my duds and hope you can do the same.
So let’s see what you have for May 2022
The rules are simple:
1. Post the last photo on your SD card or last photo on your phone for the 31st May.
2. No editing – who cares if it is out of focus, not framed as you would like or the subject matter didn’t cooperate.
3. You don’t have to have any explanations, just the photo will do
4. Create a Pingback to this post or link in the comments
5. Tag “The Last Photo”
Here’s mine.
From my Samsung Galaxy S9
From my Canon PowerShot A1200
From my Canon PowerShot SX70HS
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Pentas flowers bring lots into the garden
Ragtag Daily Prompt Wednesday: Abundance
I love how Pentas flowers always attract insects to the garden and sometimes the occasional small honeyeaters will stop for a snack.
Blue-banded Bees always seem to be buzzing about
Hornets get a bit of sustenance as well
The wonderfully named Teddy Bear Bee pops in from time to time
At the moment there are a lot of Lemon Migrant Butterflies in the garden
Always have the many varieties of Line-Blue Butterflies around
Most years Caper White Butterflies stop in on their migration
Australian Painted Lady Butterflies look striking on the Pentas flowers
One of my favourite butterflies, Blue Triangles are always welcome
Scarlet Jezebels love the sweet flavour
Orchard Swallowtails are the largest butterflies in the garden. Their wings are always moving to keep balance
I don’t have many visitors to the pink Pentas flowers. A couple of days ago I noticed one of the bushes moving and saw a Fuscous Honeyeater feeding
Eastern Spinebills like to drop in often
Also for Cee’s FOTD
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Seeds and other things
Cee’s Midweek Madness Challenge November Alphabet: Two S’s in the word
Seeds
Grass seeds at sunset
Dandelion
More grass seeds at sunset
Grass seeds in the morning
Lomandra seeds
Dancing Lady Hibiscus flower
Grass Trees
Grasshoppers
Eastern Spinebill
Eastern Rosella
Scaly-breasted Lorikeet
Common Albatross Butterfly
Common Grass Dart Butterfly on a yellow Dietes flower
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Lots of orange and green
Cee’s Mid-week Madness Challenge: October Colour – Oranges and or Light Green
Becky’s Square Photo Challenge: Past Squares
Life in Colour October: Orange
OK I lied I’m not going to post lots of photos, just a select few
#BrightSquares
Rainbow Lorikeet and Honey Gem Grevillea from #KindaSquare
Orange Palm Dart Butterfly
A native flower on my place
A Lesser Wanderer Butterfly
Leopard Lily flower with a bonus gold bummed ant in my garden
Eastern Spinebill in the Honey Gem Grevillea
One of my favourite Frangipannis
Wanderer Butterfly
Cumquats and water drops
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Harmony in the bath
Kates Friday Fun: Harmony
Enjoy a bit of Harmony as you have a look at the selection of birds in the bird baths over the years. Click on any photo to enlarge if it takes your fantasy.
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Birds with colour, birds without
Just outside
The art of flying
Bren’s Photo for the Week – 64 – Creative
Sometimes I get in the mood to try something else with my photos. I had a random pick of a photo and decided, nah that’s too hard, so went to an image I liked and did a few changes. I didn’t do a collage like Bren’s fabulous image, just a bit of editing.
What do you think of my Eastern Spinebill and the Grevillea flower?
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Magical
The Lens-Artists Photo Challenge # 63: Magical
The Lens-Artists want to know what is magical for me. I love finding something new and getting the best photo I can to share with everyone. The comments are quite magical too. Here is a selection of the magical way my eye converts what I see into an image for you.
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