366/2020
Folder: 366/2020
325/366 shadows
326/366 bougainvillea
327/366 glowing
328/366 Lookout
329/366 my friend
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We were walking past the farm, and this little fellow came to say hello :-) NSW, Australia
330/366* Agapanthus
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Taken 24 November, *place marker for 25 November, as I forgot to take a photo yesterday.
I probably would have taken an Agapanthus shot anyway, as they are flowering profusely now.
NSW, Australia
331/366 seasonal display
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Can't go past the many Agapanthus flowers around now.
Agapanthus, also known as the African Lily or the Lily of the Nile, part of the Liliaceae family and is native to Southern Africa.
In our neighbourhood, NSW
332/366 Dora
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... relaxing after a busy day yesterday. A visit to the Vet, she was not impressed. Diagnosed with feline alopecia, followed by a therapeutic hormone injection, as the Vet thinks it is caused by a hormone imbalance.
333/366 Butcherbird
334/366 by the lake
335/366 Forster Community Wall
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Photo of a section of the 83-metre-long mural which was commissioned by Stockland Forster in July 2020, and opened 13 November 2020... a collaborative submission from local artists Lara Went, Donna Rankin, Shannon Crees and Nicole Bramble.
Described as a tapestry of vibrant colour, the mural incorporates a nod to the local Worimi Community and represents the iconic beauty, people, places and history found in our local area.
stockland-events/news/2020/11/18/01/46/forster-community-mural
336/366 Blue Plumbago
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The only flowers in our backyard at the moment. Our garden is newly established, so not much happening, although good rainfall overnight.
We do have Gazanias and a few Agapanthus flowering in our front flower bed.
gilleverett.com/2020/12/17/16-december
337/366 just a duck
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NSW, Australia. I liked the green flash.
The Pacific Black Duck is mostly mid-brown in colour, with each feather edged buff. The head pattern is characteristic, with a dark brown line through the eye, bordered with cream above and below and a dark brown crown. The upper wing colour is the same as the back, with a bright glossy green patch in the secondary flight feathers. The white underwing is conspicuous in flight. Young Pacific Black Ducks are similar to the adults in plumage.
birdlife.org.au/bird-profile/pacific-black-duck
338/366 baby
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Visitors on Thursday morning, adult and juvenile Butcherbird, on our back deck, NSW, Australia.
Lovely to see them :-)
Link to daily photos 4th to 19th December... filling the gap where uploading to ipernity has not been possible.
gilleverett.com/2020/12/21/19-december-2020
4-19 December 2020 339-354/366
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Completing my 366 photos in 2020.
Due to the ipernity upload problem, I was unable to upload my daily photos in December.
Please see descriptions in comments.
20-27 December 355-362/366
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Completing my 366 photos in 2020.
Due to the ipernity upload problem, I was unable to upload my daily photos in December.
Please see descriptions in comments :-)
28-31 December 363-366 end of 2020
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Completing my 366 photos in 2020.
Due to the ipernity upload problem, I was unable to upload my daily photos in December.
Please see descriptions in comments :-)
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