Old Owl's photos with the keyword: water

The pond is fleeting, the result of rainfall over the past week. Normally it is a small, transient pool of water which gradually disappears as the heat of summer - Birak and Bunuru - bakes the land. These ducks have taken advantage of the rain.

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One of the five dolphins feeding next to the path, moving so fast and twisting as it chased its breakfast.

Happy Fence Friday to everyone and all your families and friends. I hope your day is productive and your weekend is full of relaxation and joy.

... like ships in the night ...

A Happy Final Fence Friday of 2022 to everyone. I hope your day, your New Year celebrations and the entirety of 2023 are pleasant, joyful and far, far better than 2022 seemed to be. Love to all. This is one of the many canals in Mandurah, along which Madame Much Younger Owl and myself march briskly each morning early for our daily exercise and for the delight of seeing dolphins, swans, herons, egrets, ducks, terns, seagulls, other walkers (old and young) and their dogs. Life is good, innit. Press Z to biggen it up.

Lake Ewlyamartup, Great Southern region, WA. Information about the lake from Wikipedia . It's an ephemeral lake, sometimes almost disappearing in the height of summer. More info about how the lake was saved by the local community can be found here . (I prefer this when it is seen as large as possible by pressing Z.)

Farm pond, Palgarup, Western Australia

Considered as an alternative submission to the Color Wheel project - Black, but dismissed as not being black enough!

Lake Clifton, Western Australia. Taken 2002; scanned 2014.

Forrest Chase, Perth, WA

Better on black: press Z.

Western foreshore, Mandurah, early morning Best when seen large.

Taken long ago and recently re-discovered.

The Leeuwin leaving Fremantle Harbour. Picture taken in 2005 and just rediscovered.

Stewarts Bay, Tasmania