Breakfast Buddies
Now prioritising my tasks by what brings me the most joy, so I took the rather tall and ordinary corrugated … Continue reading Breakfast Buddies
Animals, insects, bugs and sentient beings that aren’t human.
Now prioritising my tasks by what brings me the most joy, so I took the rather tall and ordinary corrugated … Continue reading Breakfast Buddies
Hopefully, although for me also a little regrettably, these will be the last images of Little Miss Tickles, the Tasmanian … Continue reading Wakey Snakey
So, lets start off with a bird. This is a Black Currawong (S. fuliginosa). It is a highly intelligent bird … Continue reading Tasmanian Tiger Snake
Back again … And it’s not Slim Shady! It’s Little Miss Tickles!!! 😀 So, we had Tickles the Tasmanian Tiger … Continue reading Guess Who’s Back?
I missed Little Miss Tickles this morning, though admittedly, I was a little more at ease in the little room … Continue reading Cuteness Overload
I beat her awake this morning, before the sun had a chance to hit the concrete and warm her up, … Continue reading Tickles the Tiger Snake
It’s been a while, let’s recap …You might remember this toilet door from my last post about two months or … Continue reading Deadly return
A series of twelve random local bird photos that have been sitting in my “unpublished” folder for some time. It’s … Continue reading Gone with the birds
I don’t often publish phone shots – though I take lots of photos, I prefer the better images from my … Continue reading Life on the phone
Firstly three landscapes as a buffer … what follows are some perhaps disturbing shots for some, of a Kookaburra dispatching … Continue reading Killer Kookaburra
In the previous post, we left Ralph the Labradoodle looking very unsure of himself with his first beach swim… He … Continue reading Beach monster emerges
We took Ralph – “the boy in a dog suit”, to Kingston Beach for his second off lead run! I … Continue reading Ralph beach run
Firstly, to get a sense of scale, at left below is the tip of my finger! There’s been plenty of … Continue reading Red Fungi Friends
Next visit to the bearded orchid threesome, a spider was visiting. It was shy to start with, but eventually came … Continue reading Orchid Spider
I visited my beautiful purple bearded orchid friend again, to find a bug nesting on the top unopened bud. The … Continue reading Bug on bearded friend
The Tasmanian Native Hen is locally referred to as the “Turbo Chook” or Road Runner, though it is not. It … Continue reading Turbo Chook
The Tasmanian pademelon ( Thylogale billardierii ), also known as the rufous-bellied pademelon or red-bellied pademelon, is the sole species of pademelon found in Tasmania, and was formerly … Continue reading Pademelon Paradise
Unpublished Eastern Spinebill images from the archives. OM-1, Olympus 75-300 f4.8-6.7 II lens, ISO of 12800 to keep the shutter … Continue reading Eastern Spinebill
After leaving the last viewing platform the track winds around to point back towards Tasmania. Below is a shot of … Continue reading Chunky Nutty Goodness
Yet another lovely little rainforest walk in Tasmania’s Tarkine area, this time along the banks of the Julius River, featuring … Continue reading Stream-side stroll