The light is changing with the welcoming in of an early spring. I think these are a type of Michaelmas Daisy (about 1 cm in size)?
Author: lisakimmorley
‘I wandered lonely as a cloud…’
Last week I got to see paddocks full of Daffodils – hence the title which is of course from William Wordsworth. Many thanks to Gus, who owns the property and to my friend Liz for taking me there! Taken very late afternoon, just before sunset.
Trip the light fantastic
This was last Friday morning – it was an amazing light show with the rays of light sweeping across the landscape from left to right. When I saw this, it was a quick grab of the camera, so taken handheld.
Cherry plum blossom…
Spring is early – early delicate blossoms.
Magic moment..
Yesterday there was an amazing sunrise again, but this time there was a bonus! As I watched the light change before the sun came up, a huge flock of Ibis appeared to my left and I realised they would pass right across my field of view. The flocks are beautifully graceful at any given time, but in front of this sunrise – a magic moment!
Hay ewe!
The other afternoon these ewes with lambs caught my attention. It was actually the second image that I first saw – neatly arranged brown and white bottoms round the hay bale, but as I watched, I saw there was a quite a bit of pushing and shoving between the brown and white ewe. I couldn’t resist the last image with the little lamb!
Mother Nature’s Sculpture..
I often come come home with bits of vines in my clothing during the pruning season – they are incredibly tough, I kept this one in my pocket for the day. This is a lignified (gone woody) tendril, and what ever angle you looked at it, it was beautiful The curls are due to them holding onto the trellis wires.
When the wind blew (and then didn’t stop!)
A bit of an abstract post today, but I wanted to share the amazing clouds from Friday. The day started off very windy and then it steadily grew in strength. By 4.30 pm when I took the image of the dam surface the wind was averaging 63 kph and gusting at over 90 kph – it got worse during the evening. 
Uphill battle?
Pyalong, Central Victoria. These trees seemed to have done battle (and maybe lost?) against the elements…
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