This walk was short, and aimed at these flowers which I’d spotted the day before whilst driving past. So, a few days ago, we walked down our side lane to check out these large lily-like flowers.
Do you know what it is? I had a quick look, but couldn’t see anything like it. The blooms are a little smaller than a belladonna lily.
On the way, we spotted some of the usual interesting sights…
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This walk, from the 26th July, is mainly birds and bunnies. We did walk to the Caledonia Gully Reservoir today, but I took nearly 100 photos on our 7 km and I was too pooped to sort them. This one is a shorter walk, barely a kilometre, close to home.
First, just over the footbridge, I checked a low lying wattle for bees. Saw a fly, first.
Not many bees, though. And it is more on the clover than on the wattle blossom.
While walking up Argyle Street, the sticky beak cockatoo checked on us.
Crossed Dairy Flat Road, and fluked this magpie launch.
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