Always looking out for the quiet warm company of this garden buddy, often sunning itself on a day of clear skies, on our flowerbed.
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Youngish Eastern Blue Tongue Lizard
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Always looking out for the quiet warm company of this garden buddy, often sunning itself on a day of clear skies, on our flowerbed.
Youngish Eastern Blue Tongue Lizard
Refuge for refugees
I attended a Christian/Catholic group discussion a few Thursday nights ago about empathy toward refugees and creating room for welcoming those in need. It included listening to a song by John Legend & Sara Bareilles. It was insightful.
I have always had a love for insects, amphibians, reptiles and other animals ever since I was young. I now like to take photos of them as I come across them spontaneously in the suburbs.
I love to come across flowers on my walks. I will endeavour to post a few flowers over time here…
As you well know there are some exquisite plants to be viewed when walking through the suburban streets. However, here is a reminder of nature’s beauty when we aren’t able to go out and view it, due to our timetable or the weather. Here are a few images of nature to contemplate on:
Today I was inspired by an article I read in ABC News online about planting seedlings for mental health (albeit in Tasmania). So I dug up some seedling gum trees that were growing rampant in my driveway and potted them in individual pots. These may later be distributed to those I know of who have space in their garden and desire a shady gum tree. They’re probably Blue gum as there is a large parent Blue Gum tree nearby. Today just might inspire me to be a more environmentally aware person in general. PS. I realised not all trees are good to plant as some really tall Blue gums are termed in the country ‘widowers’ and have a history of being cut down as they tend to fall on people and injure them. These gums I was growing are such a type!