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69/366... recently made earrings 70/366... rainy day. We are still getting rain on and off 71/366... cockroach 72/366... Polair 3, police chopper, doing their yearly drug surveillance 73/366... another weed flower. Very beautiful but also very rampant 74/366... no idea what this...

64/366... shield bug 65/366... laughing kookaburra 66/366... honey bee 67/366... St Andrews Cross spider 68/366... a small yellow butterfly

I have my file naming set to start file names with the year ie 020. I use 2 cards and because I remove them and copy from card to PC without going thru the camera they tend to get switched from slot 1 to slot 2 and vice versa continually. I am continually getting files named with last year file...

56/366... wet spider lily flower 57/366... caterpillar 58/366... tiny little passionfruit 59/366... noisy friarbirds again 60/366... sailing dinghy 61/366... sailing dinghies off to race 62/366... a crested pigeon 63/366... a silver shilling necklace

51/366.... juvenile Spangled Drongo 52/366... Noisy Friarbirds 53/366... Whitebrowed Scrubwren 54/366... a wasp of some sort 55/366... baby Eastern Water Dragon I rescued from inside the house. He was kind enough to pose before he ran off

46/366.... newly emerged cicada. Never seen one this new before. Very pink!! 47/366.... cane toadlet 48/366... Robber Fly? 49/366.... summers day at the marina 50/366... Rufous Fantail & reflection

40/366.... these things pack a real punch if they sting you. They also jump, so was VERY wary of sticking my lens in too close 41/366... grasshopper with big teef 42/366...it's been a long time since I've seen these tiny green and gold frogs in my garden but just now I'm seeing quite a...

36/366... a fly 37/366... another fly 38/366... a dragonfly 39/366... tiny fungi

32/366... end of the day view from my front garden. It was a funny day... I saw no birds or insects. It was hot and quiet 33/366... playing with colours in the shadows of this plant 34/366... another shot of a Noisy Friarbird. They are becoming regular visitors 35/366... it was 40degC...

28/366 A Longihorn Beetle I think 29/366 Demon Bird... a Rufous Fantail 30/366 A tiny little beetle 31/366 A Noisy Minor. Never seen one in my garden before despite them being a very common bird and WOW! I actually made it through the first month :D and I can see improvement in...

Lots of birdwatching happening at home A Brown Thornbill Red Browed Firetail Finches Brown Honeyeater

A Grey Shrike Thrush. They have the most beautiful song I think this is a Longihorn Beetle A little Common Garden Skink. He's all of 2 inches long

26/366... forgotten how hard it is to catch bees in flight with macro lens :D 27/366... MVA on the road required helicopter lift. Local rescue helicopter

24/366 buckinghamia celsissima or ivory curl tree 25/366 Juvenile Pied Butcher Bird

22/366... Fingal Beach OK...pic won't load :( I think the file may be too big... off I go to fix it :D Try 2....22/366...... Fingal Beach 23/366.... a cuff I made this week

Not the best of photos but I just love the reflections Rufous Fantail and a Black Faced Monarch

20/366... sorta reminds me of the WW1 poppy fields. Its an old nail in a piece of wood covered with matchstick lichen 21/366... a Yellow Faced Honeyeater. First time seeing one in my garden this week. It was 38degC and 80% humid today so not very nice for people or birds. All the birds were...

18/366... my other hobby, jewellery making. If anyone wants to see what sort of things I make https://www.etsy.com/au/shop/SilverObsessions 19/366... plenty of splashes about at the moment