This King Parrot has became a regular visitor for a while, but now Spring has sprung, I guess there are other things on its mind.
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| Male King Parrot |
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| Male King Parrot |
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| Catkins against the sky |
We spent nearly all winter looking for the Tawny Frogmouth pair, then late August we found them - roosting a lot lower than previously, and only visible from a certain direction.
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| Tawny Frogmouth pair |
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| Frogmouth nest |
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| Trying out the nest |
On 6 September, I noticed the new nest partially destroyed and blamed the Pied Currawongs. The next day the male Frogmouth was reviewing the partially destroyed nest and I thought they would move on. The following two days the female Frogmouth was in her normal roost, but no sign of the male; then on 9 September we found him on a rebuilt nest high above the female's roost. We expect to see hatching activity on or around 9 October.
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| New Nest |
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| Little Pied Cormorant at take-off |
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| #33 sunrise |
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| Sunrise on bare trees |
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| Silvereyes at bath |
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| Wattle - harbinger of Spring |
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| Chuckles - Kookaburra |
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| Twisted |
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| Canola near Wallendbeen |
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| More Canola |
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| Flowering Plum Orchard at Young |
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| Drone view of the Orchard |
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| Higher Drone view |
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| Even More Canola |
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| Eucalypts and Wattles |
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| Still sitting |
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| Black-faced Cuckoo-shrike - a Spring/Summer visitor |
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| Granite outcrop |
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| Magpie-Larks (Peewees) |
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| Milky Way over home |
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