More koala photos from Carter’s Beach, Ulupna Island. (Nikon D3000) Thanks for looking. 🙂
Kookaburra, Carter’s Beach, Ulupna Island, Victoria (Camera: Nikon D3000 SLR) Thanks for looking. 🙂
Koala, Carter’s Beach. (Nikon D3000 SLR) Thanks for looking. 🙂
This adorable koala snoozed in the tree right behind our camper trailer. That’s a bit of canvas showing in the bottom left corner of the first photo. Carter’s Beach, (Murray River), Ulupna Island, Victoria. (Nikon D3000) Thanks for looking. 🙂
Just a few pics of our location – we were alone for the first night at this sandy beach, just outside the Barmah National Park, on the Murray River. The day after we arrived, we put up our new gazebo for the first time. Had a bit of luck there, picking up a heavy duty […]
You weren’t wearing your glasses again. Must admit, I had to look twice to find it.
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❤ You're right!
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I like it IN SPITE OF (1) the fly, and (2) its lack of scent.
{grin}
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You have captured the the light and shadow on the blossom perfectly here, Christine. It’s a lovely photo. It’s very different to photos I’ve taken this morning in England. The land was white with frost earlier on and, naturally, it was very picturesque but very cold. Your photo makes me long for summer – and flowers like your jasmine.
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Thanks Millie. It doesn’t get much colder than minus 10 degrees celsius here, Central Victoria, at its very worst, thank goodness! 🙂
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Wonderful photo, Christine. I wouldn’t be surprised if the little critters haven’t heard about your showcasing some of their friends and are rushing to be in your pictures? 🙂
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LOL. You know, Tess, maybe I’ve found my niche?! 😮 I’ve another bug to post today, and I even know it’s name this time. 😀
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😀 😀 😀
They’ve heard about you and are lining up to be in your pictures.
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The fly makes the photo, IMHO. Glorious shot!!!
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LOL. Thanks Barbara.
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They are beautiful, but I’ve never seen a jasmine flower without perfume.
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Hi Elizabeth. It’s hardy, frost resistant variety, and I didn’t know the difference when I bought it. Perhaps it isn’t a true jasmine. I just went out and stuck my nose right in, barely a scent! 😀
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A gorgeous photograph! … and I wouldn’t have noticed the fly if you hadn’t mentioned him. I was too captivated by the light on the white blossoms. Beautiful.
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Thanks Joanne. ❤
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Beautiful. I love jasmine, it’s so delicate and a beautiful clear white and smells devine, if scented. One year on a holiday on a Greek island we had it growing all around the pergola in our villa and I loved to just sit and catch it’s beautiful aroma on the breeze. Wonderful memories. Can’t even find the fly :S
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The fly is in the bottom left hand section, Michelle, just above the flower buds. 😀
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A beautiful photo Christine. You got it just right.
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Thanks Kayti. ❤
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oh how lovely. not too much blooming here anymore 🙂
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