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14/366... Brown Honeyeater 15/366... Red Browed Firetail Finches 16/366.... Billygoat Weed Flowers 17/366... Brown Honeyeater again. One of the common birds in my garden at the moment

12/366... overcast and showery. Not a lot of scope in my VERY DEAD garden, but my Gymea Lily has put up this flower spike. It should flower somewhere around August. The spike is about 2.5-3in diameter and will end up about 5ft tall 13/366 Tiny insect eggs

Immature Blue Faced Minor Brown Honeyeaters Female Leaden Flycatcher

8/366 8th Jan An immature Blue Faced Minor 9/366 9th Jan An Eastern Yellow Robin, Lewins Honeyeater and a Spectacled Monarch all battling for bathing rights 10/366 10th Jan A Lewins Honeyeater 11/366 11th Jan New growth bracken. About the only thing growing at the moment

Hey everyone, long time no see. Decided it was time to pick the camera back up again. I bought myself a D750 and a 24-120mm lens for Christmas and decided to give the old photo a day for a year challenge a go again. Can't believe it was 2014 when I did the first one. Anyway... picked up the...

Pilot boat guiding a ship into Gladstone Harbour. I wanted dark and dramatic

That when you retire you have the time and money but not the brainpower. There is something wrong in all this. My brain will not function so well anymore as I approach 60 and yet I am learning how to sail, how to play guitar, how the make jewellery from scratch and I've just bought a drone, so...

I am so hoping the sailing weather improves soon. Been too windy overnight recently to get out much.... however we did manage 1 night out at the sandhills on Moreton Island again Discovered the wrecks of the Fairlight (an 1800's steam paddle ship built in Scotland) and the Normanby ( I think...

Was dogsitting for 10 days. Bob is one of the nicest and best behaved dogs I've ever met. He lives aboard a yacht on a marina, so apart from 2 very wet days we took him out each day down to the creek or to the beach.

A few more shots from last week on Moreton Bay

I've spent most of the year so far between home and the boat equally. Haven't managed to get out on the boat much as we are trying to get it sorted out for a big trip mid year. We plan to leave Brisbane end of June and head north for 3 or 4 months. We've had a self tacker installed for the...

In 7 yrs of trying to catch a shot of the whipbirds in my garden this is the only one I have managed. They taunt me. They know :mad:

I also have a heap of echidnas on my place. I don't get to see them often so was over the moon at this one wandering past me as I sat out with my camera one afternoon

Pretty Wallaby. I have 2, maybe more living on my place. Very timid. They don't hang around when they see me

I purposefully put this fryingpan down low so more than just birds would be able to drink from it, but this week is the first time I've actually seen that happen. One of my resident goannas stopping for a drink on his way thru

Grey Shrike Thrush

The magpie and the cicada There was quite a bit of juggling before it went down :)