92. Rosemary

91. Tangled branches

90. Treescape

89. Posts

88. Golden wattle

87. Wind-blown clouds

86. Delicate flowers

85. Cleft rock

84. Berries

83. Sunset ... again

82. Green & gold

81. King of the roost

80. Goose stepping

79. Busy bee

78. Reeds

77. Country idyll

76. By the light of the silvery moon

75. ... and growing

The cygnets are starting to look like gawky teenagers.

74. Blowing in the wind

73. Splash of colour

The bright yellow of wattle blossom in late winter always gives promise that spring isn't too far away.

72. Eyes left

It was very cold again today, so I just popped across the road and photographed the 'neighbours' before heading back to the warmth indoors.

71. Home to rent

It was freezing cold today, with even a bit of snow. Too cold to spend much time outside but we stopped on the way home from lunch and I found this empty snail shell.

70. Dappled light

I like the dappled light on these odd looking trees, half-dead but with shoots of new growth.

69. Bird on the wing

I haven't seen this bird at the pond before. It's white plumage stood out against the water and, although it's not a great photo, I was pleased to be able to snap it as it spread its wings and took flight.

68. Clouds get in the way

After a sunny morning, the clouds swept in and it was starting to rain by the time I got around to taking a photo. However, I like the layers of clouds shown in this photo.

67. Wild flowers

I don't know what these flowers are but they look very pretty against the green grass.

66. Scribbly bark

65. And they keep growing and growing ...

Hey, it's more than a week since I last posted a photo of the cygnets. Photographing the cygnets is always an interesting exercise - trying to get close enough to get a good photo but not so close that I incur the wrath of the papa swan.

64. Budding lily

63. Grazing kangaroo

There was a very tame mob of kangaroos where we stayed at Mulgoa and I was able to get close enough to take a reasonable photo.

62. Camellia

I love camellias, so take every opportunity to photograph them. I found this one in a garden in Mulgoa, where we spent the weekend. Plus I like the added interest of the ants.