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223/366..... I discovered that Lewins Honeyeaters love oranges, so I've been leaving some out for them 224/366...... Eastern Yellow Robin 225/366..... Scrub Turkey portrait 226/366..... Freesias 227/366..... reflections 228/366...... Billy Goat Weed 229/366...... Eastern Spinebill

216/366..... female Scarlet Honeyeater 217/366...... Noisy Friarbird on the Gymea Lily flower. To give you an idea of the size of this flower, the bird is 30cm/12 inches long 218/366...... Eastern Yellow Robin 219/366.... Grey Fantail 220/366.....some weed flower...

About 2/3 of the way in and its getting harder 209/366.... some very tiny but very funky fungus 210/366..... Grey Fantail 211/366.... Green Catbird. Not a very good pic but its of a bird I rarely see. This was not taken at home, although I do get these birds in my garden occasionally...

202/366......female regent Bowerbird 203/366..... Brown Thornbill 204/366..... 205/366..... Brown Honeyeater enjoying the Grevillea flowers 206/366..... ferny 207/366..... Cobblers Peg flower 208/366.... fallen Camellia

195/366... Eastern Yellow Robin 196/366.... Lewins Honeyeater 197/366..... female Variegated Fairy Wren 198/366.... Hopping Dicks Creek 199/366..... buzzy bee in my Lavender 200/366...... late afternoon sailing 201/366..... little yellow butterfly

188/366... an Intermediate Egret 189/366.... a pair of Kookaburras 190/366..... tiny Grevillea flower 191/366.... on my jewellery bench 192/366.... late cicada shell. Very muddy 193/366... a pair of Red-Browed Finches 194/366.... Yellow Tailed Black Cockatoo

I upgraded and bought a G2 Tamron 150-600mm. Great! Been using it every day since. Picked it up today and put it on the camera and the lens will not extend. Looks like it's back to the shop and off for warranty. So NOT happy :( At least I still have the old one I can use in meantime (for sale...

181/366..... spider webby grass 182/366..... Brown Honeyeaters 183/366...... caterpillar 184/366..... Black Necked Stork or Jabiru. Only the 2nd time in 10yrs that I've seen one in our area, so a total surprise 185/366....... male Variegated Wren 186/366...... Lewins Honeyeater...

174/366... this little Grey Fantail is becoming a regular visitor 175/366... Masked Lapwing 176/366..... saw the echidna again 177/366... Brown Honeyeater 178/366..... yellow daisy type weeds 179/366..... weeds 180/366.... I think my peach tree is confused. Its winter not spring!!

167/366..... Grey Fantail 168/366....... rare sighting of a resident echidna 169/366..... 2 Eastern Yellow Robins 170/366...... flowers of a vine that is growing in my garden 171/366...... Grey Fantail again 172/366...... Camellia 173/366...... White browed Scrubwren

160/366..... Eastern Spinebill 161/366...... Brown Tornbill 162/366..... wet day. My guitar 163/366..... Eastern Spinebill again 164/366.... Grey Fantail 165/366..... Lillypilly berries 166/366..... Crucifix Orchids

152/366... Brown Tornbill 153/366... Lewins Honeyeater 154/366.... fernery 155/366.... Lavender 156/366..... seed pods 157/366..... Brown Cuckoo Dove 158/366..... Eastern Yellow Robin 159/366...... Yellow Tailed Black Cockatoo

146/366.... white browed scrubwren 147/366..... Noisy Friarbird 148/366..... Scarlet Honeyeater 149/366..... Brown Honeyeaters 150/366..... Daytime Moon. My new monopod & Wimberley gimbal head arrived and this was a test shot. It feels so much better. Just got to get used to it, and...

138/366.... necklace I made last week 139/366..... its a weed of some sort 140/366.... Rosemary 141/366.... Grey Fantail 142/366..... Grevillea Ned Kelly 143/366..... a female Regent Bowerbird 144/366...... killer sunset after a cold overcast day. The sunset stretched up over...

132/366...... Lewins Honeyeater 133/366..... not up on moth identification, so its "just a moth" 134/366...... White Browed Scrubwrens. So I learned that the darker one (in the water) is the male and the other is the female. Not sure what happened to the males tail feathers but it makes...

White Browed Scrubwrens (Australia)

White Browed Scrubwrens

125/366... Mistletoe Bird 126/366.... male Variegated Fairy Wren 127/366.... Dandelion 128/366.... Grey Fantail 129/366.... Eastern Spinebill. Can't get a decent shot of this one. He is soooooo skitish 130/366.... Dandelion fluff 131/366.... Westringia flowers

There are benefits to being confined to home. I'm doing a LOT of gardening. Trying to tame 10 acres of wilderness ready for putting our place on the market later this year. Of course I won't get it tamed but if I can sort the areas around the house I'll be happy. The other thing is getting to...

118/366.... Eastern Yellow Robin 119/366...... itsy bitsy ant attacking a moths leg 120/366... White Browed Scrubwren 121/366.... Willie Wagtail 122/366..... Brown Thornbill 123/366..... Willie Wagtail 124/366..... red Browed Finches