#329

Vivid red geranium.

#329

Pretty purple African Daisy.

#321

The veggie garden grows...


and produces bean flowers.

#314

The Dogwood is in flower. Pretty pretty!

#312

Pretty flowers for my sister's birthday. These are the native rain iris - they only bloom when heavy rain is coming, so they are our weather forecasters and very popular as a result!

#306

Raindrops on Goodenia flowers.

#304

I asked Wombat if we should bring this caterpillar inside and see if we could watch it metamorphise. We haven't had much luck with trying to help caterpillars turn into butterflies.

Wombat said "Let's just let it stay alive!"

So we did.

#302

Green and purple - one of my favourite colour combinations!

#301

Lunchtime.
Looking across the park to the College of Law building.

My delicious smoked salmon salad and berry yoghurt. Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. On the final day, after the exams were over, I was invited to a local pub for a drink. I decided I'd rather luxuriate in one last salmon salad instead :D

#298

The baby plums are growing plumper.

#297

The veggie garden - all the seeds have sprouted - beans and corn and tomatoes.

#291

Seems I'm not the only one who admires the clover :D

#289

Admiring the clover.

#286

Lazing under the hazelnut tree on a sunny afternoon.

#281

From garden to plate. The radish crop is being greatly enjoyed - by ME (no-one else likes them hehehehe)

#275

The "sprouts / seeds" on the spiky plant continue to fascinate us. Here they are starting to grow in bunches while still on the plant.

#274

Elder flowers.

#271

A lovely Iris... I did ask Wombat not to pick it... I guess that's why he took the buds as well.

#266

Baby apricots. At least we usually get to eat some of these when they ripen, though the birds and fruit bats feast as well :D

#265

Baby cherries! Each year I look fondly at them as they emerge and dream of them ripening, but there are never very many and each year the birds get to them first.