Cute Critters, Featured, Wildlife 10 March 2010

Here is the March dose of aaaaaawh!

 Garden Guests Diary, Wildlife 26 February 2010

Looks as if these critters were enjoying an early morning drink from the dew drops on the allamanda flowers. I am particularly pleased with the macro photograph of the ant and it’s my sharpest one yet of these tiny, tiny insects who don’t stay still for long and are not terribly cooperative when it comes to being at the end of my lense!

 Garden Guests Diary 16 January 2010

We knew that soon we would be introduced to the new offspring of our resident magpie pair, “Toenail” and “Skitsy”. Sure enough, we heard the unmistakable “feed me” squawking nearby and there he was, one of the two chicks, demanding to be fed.

 News from the Studio 15 November 2009

Brand new collection of bookmarks available from my Shop.  These bookmarks measure 6.5 x 11 cm.  They are professionally printed, high resolution prints onto premium glossy paper in laminated sleeves for complete protection and durability.  They have  a coloured, soft cord with metal beads for decoration.
Beautiful Bookmarks

 News from the Studio 25 October 2009

I have finally finished the desktop calendar which contains my series of Nature Journal digital artworks.  It is a tent style, wire spiral bound calendar with easy assemble card stand with a different photograph each month.
Nature Journal 2010 Desk Calendar available to purchase

 Garden Guests Diary, Wildlife 16 August 2009

I previously recorded in my Garden Guests Diary that a male Australian King Parrot came down for the very first time to our garden to feed on the seed bell.  This was my first sighting ever of this magnificent bird.  Months went by and he never returned – until now!  …

 Garden Guests Diary 26 June 2008

I happened to spy this itty bitty gecko when I was in my garden today and he was about the size of a matchstick.  He kept sticking his tiny little tongue in and out but I couldn’t quite capture this in time.
Gecko and Galah – Garden Guests Diary

 Wildlife 3 June 2008

The disappearance and downsizing of Australia’s backyard in major capital cities is placing increased pressure of Australia’s native birdlife.
Ann-Maree Colborne, CEO of Gould Group, Australia’s oldest environmental education organisation formed in 1909 with Prime Minister Alfred Deakin as its first president to protect native bird life said, the decade of …

 Freebies 17 April 2008

I found these rather cute animals icons which are free for personal use. 

 Garden Guests Diary 25 March 2008

Since I have been out and about in my garden over the Easter weekend, I noticed a glut of grasshoppers.  Now, I detest the adult grasshoppers and I would run a mile if they got close to me but I can handle the nymphs as they are so cute, tiny, green or …