- Rain, rain, rain
Perfect time to be indoors and start a new series of art works. To warm up I’ve been going through my photos of the Rosebery athletics carnival from last year.… Read More - Scarlet Robin
What a amazing sight it is to see, in the drab of winter this bright beacon of joy, fleets about the garden without a care. Like clockwork every morning he… Read More - As Winter Sets In
One mighty big surprise The weather has been surprisingly mild this winter, very much unlike the last two years when it rained non-stop for what felt like months! The forecast… Read More - Day Seven: Renewal And Regeneration
- Day Six : International Nature Journal Week
Decay And Decomposition Autumn brought an amazing array of fungi, lichen and moss species, sprouting up in grassy feilds, moist undergrowth and on old and decaying logs. Now winter has… Read More - Day Five: International Nature Journal Week
Fruiting And Dispersal So many seeds are dispersed by birds, this is both a good and a bad thing. The lovely green rosellas has become quite fond of the berries… Read More - Day Four: International Nature Journal Week.
Reproduction and Replication In nature reproduction and replication is a daily occurrence, particularly in the garden. Bulbs forming both seeds and offsets, rhizomes spreading through the garden competing with other… Read More - Day Three: International Nature Journal Week
Metamorphosis and Transformation I was remembering a line from Jim Crumley’s book, ‘Hare’, how he wrote about watching a hare, and if someone that had never seen a hare would… Read More - Day Two: International Nature Journal Week
International Nature Journal Week Today’s topic is ‘Growth and Development I thought long an hard what to illustrate today’s topic. Its the start of winter here and not much is… Read More - International Nature Journal Week
Day One