Capture: Autumn lite
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Jos,
some pods waiting to splode
and forest pansy autumn
cecile brunner bud -
ChrisW, in reply to
So much to focus on, eh! Here's the same but different ...
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At the kitchen sink on May Day – depths of subdued grey-greens in the rain, the red flag only a pale imitation.
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Try as she might, Sheila could not shake off the feeling there was another shag perched at the far end of the log, imitating her every move.
Even though she turned her head as suddenly as she could, it was always gone – she could never see it.
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Jos,
Keep taking the pills ChrisW. :)
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Islander, in reply to
Heh heh- love it!
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Then along came a giant green penguin! Sheila recoiled, instinctively pulling in her head and spare foot as a sign of submission, but that stupid little black shag just squatted there, totally oblivious to the danger.
Pleased to hear it, Islander! I try another, with small version that may allow the eye to not be distracted by the details, and larger too because I at least like the details too.
They double as a representative image of Gisborne’s weather today, like most of yesterday's. And surely there was some photo-worthy autumnal light and weather elsewhere to post here? I hear there were gale-force winds and torrential rain and floods? -
Jos,
That cheeky darky looks like it's about to get a good pecking
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ChrisW, in reply to
That little black shag seems to be an outcast loner rather than cheeky.
Here’s an unplanned capture of at least 10 little black shags just after a formation landing at considerable speed, still decelerating. I was lined up taking photos in the pre-sunrise fog cf. these ones four days ago when they swooshed in, hence all that flax obscuring the action. They generally feed and hang out in distinct groups of 10-18 or so, but there does seem to be this odd one out. I'm sure it would really have a story to tell, but sadly I can’t hear it for retelling, other than as ‘speculative fiction’ perhaps.
(Truth to tell, all those little black shags look the same to me – perhaps they all take a turn keeping the pied shag company one day at a time?) -
After yesterday’s rain, today was bright and cold, and the streets are choked with leaves.
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Who knew that Autumn could be this interesting?! Keep your eyes peeled, your cameras handy, and don’t be shy about posting the results…..
lucky find at the supermarket carpark. once i’d done my shopping this view was all parked up..
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Jos,
Great colour Lilith!
And I like puddles upside down I'm afraid, instant other planet, now it looks like Autumn!
Hope you don't mind me playing Nora -
Nora Leggs, in reply to
Hope you don’t mind me playing
No worries, this version has the TV aerial in it, and the tree seems to be holding the sky up....
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Jos,
Love it!
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I’ve been on a few wanderings with my children. You never know what you will find.
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And yesterday there was plenty of this...
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Jos,
Nice shy captures.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
yesterday there was plenty of this…
Great gummy splashing!! And lovely Alice in wonderland toadstools : )
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Thanks Jos, Thanks Nora.
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JacksonP, in reply to
You never know what you will find.
Great finds Becs. I only managed to find one disintegrating toadstool (I think it is??), so tried another macro.
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Rebecca Leathem, in reply to
Jackson, we were in the Chelsea Centennial Reserve - the parklands that surrounds the Chelsea Sugar factory. Many 'shrooms there.
I'm also told there are edible ones in good quantities in the Woodhill Forest (out West), but you need to do the research so you don't poison the whānau.
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Parnell in the rain the other day, should look just like this again today....
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A neighbour's fungus
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Heathcote River after Monday's rain. Mud, oil, and...yeah, let's just call it mud.
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Tiny dynamine.
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