"He's right behind me, isn't he?"
Drenched in morning gold & filled with new possibilities
.. reminders of some of the most beautiful things God has gifted start with “this morning’s walk” …
.. like this morning, by the lake
home/nest building by the welcome swallow (hirundo neoxena)
cormorant focused on catching that fish!
who goes there!!
just hangin' mate!
setting up the dream home!
dream home, awaiting the morning dew to dry!
by the lake
honey bee (apis mellifera) seeking food and refuge at the fuchsia 'ballerina pirouette' - dainty dancers in the garden—nature’s very own bell-shaped ballerinas.
native fuchsia (correa reflexa)
Pale Palm-Dart (Telicota colon) on fuchsia 'ballerina pirouette'
foraging for food
morning is always glorious!
Common Reed (Phragmites australis) with its highly recognisable feathery, plume-like seed heads (panicles). They typically open as a dense purplish-brown cluster and mature into a fluffy, silvery-white or greyish-tan appearance.
Sunlit field of tall green grass with several stalks going to seed. Bright sunlight filters in from the left side, highlighting the individual blades of grass and creating a soft, warm glow against a blurred background
eat, molt, do some upside-down gymnastics, conquer a dragon rock, repeat. A busy 24 hours in the nano realm - heading into the weekend like king of the hill.
the iconic banded sugar ant (camponotus consobrinus)
There is a hidden geometry in chaos. .. sulphur-crested cockatoos (cacatua galerita)
Nature’s original "unboxing" video is just waiting to happen. This pomegranate fruit (punica granatum) looks like it’s blushing because it knows exactly how much of a mess it’s going to make when someone finally opens it. Messy, but worth the effort—kind of like life.
leadership isn't just about standing on the highest reed; it’s about knowing when to be still while everyone else is in motion.