The various species of wattle in the Adelaide Hills form cascading tiers of yellow this time of the year. From Lofty. Click for full size. I have to say that “blooming wattle” sounds like a good insult.
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Sunflower. Click for full size.
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Chauliognathus pensylvanicus on rudbeckia. From Kengi. Handsome beastie! Click for full size.
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A Ghost Bird! A black-capped Chickadee in pale motion. Click for full size.
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More chain link fence! Click for full size.
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I have a thing for the mundane, things so mundane they are invisible. All the things that no one sees. I drive Rick a tad spare when we go walkabout, because I’ll be hanging way back there, staring at a chain link fence. I enjoy all the invisible things just the way they are, and I enjoy playing with them too. This little bit of ordinary is chain link fence (part one). Click for full size.
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:D From Kengi. Click for full size.
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A large pile of wire. Copper wire. Most of this will probably end up being recycled, but I’ll be using a fair amount of it for an art piece or two.
I have a thing for the mundane, things so mundane they are invisible. All the things that no one sees. I drive Rick a tad spare when we go walkabout, because I’ll be hanging way back there, staring at a chain link fence. I enjoy all the invisible things just the way they are, and I enjoy playing with them too. This little bit of ordinary is a taillight on a school bus converted into a camper. Click for full size.
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Delightful shots from Kengi. Click for full size. Click!
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Fox Squirrels playing flat rat. Click for full size.
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Stunning shots from Saad, the ruins of Volubilis in Morocco. Click for full size.
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From Saad, The hilltop town of Moulay Idriss Zerhoun in Morocco. Gorgeous! Click for full size.
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