No 'out of town' adventures. It has been a wet winter and beginning of spring, and a quite a few roads across NSW are closed by flooding or boggy conditions.
I have been out with the camera on those days that I can - mostly walking my normal route along Ginninderra Creek, with the occasional foray to other spots. As always, I am looking to try new techniques with the camera and post processing.
We did a morning drive out through the Cotter - primarily to look for flowering wattles overhanging water. I think we were a little early for the Cotter Valley, but found some along Paddy's River.
I have been out with the camera on those days that I can - mostly walking my normal route along Ginninderra Creek, with the occasional foray to other spots. As always, I am looking to try new techniques with the camera and post processing.
We did a morning drive out through the Cotter - primarily to look for flowering wattles overhanging water. I think we were a little early for the Cotter Valley, but found some along Paddy's River.
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| Cotter Dam Pumping Station |
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| Wattle blooms and water |
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| Kookaburra along G Creek |
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| G Creek and willows greening |
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| Superb Blue Wren |
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| Lone wattle on the banks of G Creek |
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| Crimson Rosellas bathing |
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| G Creek reflections - the flood has removed a lot if the reeds |
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| Yellow-rumped Thornbill foraging |
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| Green and Gold |
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| G Creek through the bare trees |
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| G Creek |
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| Golden Whistler and Golden Wattle |
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| One gate open on Scrivenor Dam |
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| Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoos. We see a lot more flocks of these magnificent birds looking for food |
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| Flood debris |
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| A frame within the frame - a bicycle underpass |
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| Olive-backed Oriole |
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| a macro of the $2 Olympic coin |
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