Saturday
20th May 2017
SHE
SAID:
Wandering
around the garden here there is always something new to see. With
the recent rains the fungi has come out in the jungle, and more flowers
have bloomed, which has brought in a variety of butterflies &
pretty bugs.
Bruce
was in tow, following me around & charging through the creek
“eating” the water with gusto!
Our
canefield walk was full of beasties, though today we stuck to the
road. Geoff spotted a snake just as it reared towards Bruce, but we
think it was a warning strike, as he (Bruce) is fine. It is possibly an
Eastern Brown Snake; one NOT to mess with. Then there was the head of
a mouse, or marsupial, which looked as though it was coming out of a
hole in the road! No it was just the head!
Finally
a semi squashed Cane Toad! My first Cane Toad since we arrived in
Tully!
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| "Home grown" Cairns Birdwing Caterpillar |
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| Daisy visitors |
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| Bruce charging through the jungle |
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| Native wasp? |
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| Ulysses Butterfly wing |
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| Cane field road "speed hump" |
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| Not a great shot - I didn't have my Nikon with me! |
HE SAID:
More snakes! We'll have to keep a more wary eye out for the buggers. That's three in a week!
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