tiabunna's photos with the keyword: green
Little visitor
06 Nov 2018 |
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I was delighted to find this little visitor in our garden today. It is an Eastern Dwarf Tree Frog and only about 20mm long. Interestingly, this was further south than the reference suggests it should be found. This has to be the link. I think Pam would enjoy this too!
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In the forests #2
21 May 2017 |
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The forests of Lord Howe Island have a high proportion of palms. If you are familiar with indoor potted palms, the chances are they are Kentia Palms, such as these, originally from Lord Howe and now found worldwide indoors.
In the forests #1
Marching through the forest
16 May 2017 |
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In the untouched native forests on Lord Howe Island. Palms and pandanus.
Grevillea flower
09 Apr 2017 |
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Currently blooming in our garden. Best viewed large (but aren't most images?).
Something different
10 Oct 2016 |
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A hand-made crocheted turtle stuffed toy, created by my talented wife. :-)
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The cyclist
16 May 2016 |
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Complete with "anti-diving-bird" headgear. As an aside, my desktop computer is having problems at present with ipernity (I couldn't add the title or this note, though the laptop seems ok). So, is anyone else having problems or is it just my old and tired computer with maybe a software issue?
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Sailing the Sounds
04 Dec 2015 |
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Beachside hut in the Marlborough Sounds, seen while on a very pleasant day's cruising. HFF.
Watching
11 Sep 2015 |
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Some horsey interest in a wandering photographer trying to capture a former country church. Best viewed large and more shots in notes. HFF
The Kings
14 Jun 2015 |
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A pair of King Parrots, the female nearest (no, she does not become a queen). A short while previously she appeared to have reprimanded her more colourful partner for having too much seed on his beak (see note). These are wild birds at our feeder. Here's a musical link - a little tenuous, I admit. :-)
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The green giant
31 May 2015 |
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Well, it was about 80mm long! I'm fairly sure it is the caterpillar stage of a Hawk Moth, found from China through SE Asia and India down to southern Australia.
Musical link here. Try viewing it large.
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Green Antarctica
23 Jan 2014 |
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Plant life is remarkably resilient. It can be found growing even in the permanent cold of Antarctica in the form of lichens and mosses, such as this. On the right is a section of Adelie penguin egg shell. Contact with moss, such as this, probably explains the green stain on the penguin seen in the note.
Testing the new lens
M1 abstract
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