Thursday

Houses on the Cornwall coast.
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Monday

UNINVITED GUEST


Went to a wedding on Saturday and took this photo of a lizard, who decided to come out and laze in the sunshine.
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Sunday

SEE IT SUNDAY-MIRROR


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Thursday

SCHOOL OF NURSING
Higher education comes at a cost after the usual fees and expenses there is always the very expensive text books.
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Wednesday

DUDE-my grandsons dog.

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Tuesday

COWS
The theme for round robins this week (postings on Wed) is nostalgia and while I wont be contributing, I have been thinking about the possibilities. When I spotted these calves in a paddock last week I couldn't resist taking a shot, as cows/calves always remind me of happy carefree holidays spent at my grandparents dairy farm in Victoria.

The grass always looks greener on the other side of the fence.


He managed to get in between the limbs of this fallen tree and was trying to work out how to get out. Found reverse gear a few minutes after I took the shot.

Monday

MACRODAY-SHOES


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Friday

Rainbow Lorikeets -Trichoglossus haematodus (the people naming theses things really had no sense of humour, what a mouthful)
They are described as being abundant, common, noisy, fast flying, forest dwelling parrots.
We have been having some lovely rain for the past few days. Yesterday when I looked out to see if it was still raining I saw 2 lorikeets sitting on the rail of the deck.

I was surprised to find them still there once I had retrieved the camera and tried to come out the sliding door quietly. So imagine my amazement when they started to move closer. They seemed curious about the clicking noise.
A bit wet and beraggled.
They often spend time in my grevilleas as their diet consists of nectar, pollen and fruit.

Size-28cm
Voice-continuous screeching, chattering
Habitat- Rainforests, tropics, gardens, woodlands.

Then one of them came right over to see exactly what I was doing.

Decided he needed to shake the water out of his feathers.