Tag: little corellas

I have been doing my usual wandering about, looking for things that are interesting, stunning or just plain great to photograph. This is what I have found over the past two months which have made a quick stroll or a drive into a lot of stop and look.

The early morning fog sitting in the Clarence Valley looked quite amazing as I came over the hill on the way to town.

Some of the morning skies had so much colour

The Pelicans were paddling on the Clarence River looking for their breakfast. Everyone knows that Pelicans are great fishers and know exactly where the fish are.

The Little Corellas played on the light towers, swinging on the wires and generally creating havoc.

There were many storm clouds around but I haven’t had much rain at my place in the past few months and the Summer storms just didn’t appear this season. These were looming while I was travelling around the Richmond Valley.

The next few photos are stuff I found in Lismore. I will have to go back and see if I can get the shot I saw in my mind with this spiral stair case.

I love puddles

I also love rust – the textures and colours rust brings to metal.

This is what it’s like looking down the barrel of a gun.

The footpath also got my attention. The moss is such a striking green.

The early Winter flowers were appearing in the gardens around Lismore. A splash of white caught my attention. I have no idea what it is though.

One tree had ants massing all over as they were preparing to launch the winged ones.

But the tree looked nonplussed.

On the way back to my besties, we stopped at the outdoor cathedral in Bexhill. The Grevillea flowers (I think) were almost over but still looked amazing.

The flowers at her place were also blooming. I was hoping to get a bee or two but they were too fast.

The birds that are there are nothing like the birds at my place, although there are a couple that I find at mine as well as at hers. The cheekiest is the White-browed Scrub Wren who likes to hang around the back door.

“Is anyone home!!”

“I know you’re in there!!”

The Catbirds were around in the afternoon making their weird sounds.

I also came across this butterfly. Its colours made for a great camouflage until I came blundering along.

I guess the sun is setting so drop by soon and let me know if you enjoyed my some of my Discoveries in June and July.