Fodder Crops
I don’t think there can be anything much more satisfying than watching Midge eat the oaten hay that […]
Sunrise at 7:09
It has been a week since the skies have been clear enough to capture a sunrise. This morning, […]
Guinea Tea Time
The oats are taller than the guinea fowl now, so when they are going home for tea, […]
Preparing for Milk
For my birthday this week, Mum bought me a milking pail, milk strainer and two 5 litre cans, […]
Dinner Bell Chicken Style
The chickens let us know when it is 4.30 and time to go home. This is the noise […]
Clapping Pigeon
I heard a bronzewing pigeon clapping for the first time. Apparently lots of pigeons clap their wings, but […]
Pobblebonk
The frogs were loving the light rain this morning. Our dam is a soak and forms a natural […]
Croaking Cockatoos
I recorded some audio of the Baudin Cockatoos while they were feeding in some Marri trees near […]
Caught in the Cloudburst
Standing in the lee of a big Marri tree watching the horizontal rain, I wished that I had […]
Quicksand and Poo Soup
After almost 50mm of rain in 24 hours, the sand outside the horses boxes is saturated and in […]
Trapped
I was in a teleconference for an hour in the morning, but in the background, all I could […]
Hover Fly
I thought I had found a special species of native bee when I looked closer at one of […]
Food Zone
The fruit and vege garden is taking shape. We are currently growing… potatoes, garlic, leeks, spring onions, […]
First Fairies
I spotted my first flash of pink in the forest today and spotted the first Pink Fairy Orchids […]
Another Point of View
I have been taking most of my sunrise photos from the top of the property as I work […]
Spring has Sprung
It felt almost tropical when I went out in the morning. Down at the dam, the native shrubs […]
Greenhouse
We have added a greenhouse to our garden ventures to extend our growing season. It is 3.6 x […]
Rats in the Rockpile
Shorty the sort-of-farm-dog has been very interested in the pile of rocks we have pulled out of the […]
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