After a burst of cold air yesterday, today is another gorgeous spring morning, as I was walking this morning I just had to stop and listen to the wonderful sound of all the different birds playing in the trees, they sounded very happy that the sun was shining and that there was no wild wind blowing. My garden is also enjoying the spring weather with lots of new shoots and flowers appearing daily, how I love this time of the year. This is a photo of my very first rose for the season, "Pinky" with some of our cattle and their babies in the back ground. Also just behind the rose are evidence that the white cockatoo's have been around before I woke this morning, they take great pleasure in breaking off plants at ground level, bitting off new flower heads and just destroying my garden. I think I will have to built a scarecrow to keep them away.
Anyway thanks for dropping bye, hope it is a beautiful day at your place where ever you are in this wonderful world.
Kerry
6 comments:
Hi Kerry, I love your girls and babies in the background!!! I went to pick my first ruby red grapefruit during the week - guess who got there first? Those rotten cockatoos of course. They had eaten half of it and of course the rest of it was on the ground, still attached to half the branch which they had chewed off as well. Luckily WE ate most of the mandarins this year, and not the cockies. Your pink rose is beautiful too.
Maryanne
Today, autumn starts. That is when you live "down under". I wish spring was coming instead of autumn. I love the spring colours.
Annelies from The netherlands
Pretty "pinkie", I guess a scare "crow" would look the same as I would think of here, even if it's to shoo-off a cockatoo? Enjoy your change of seasons as we are here, in reverse!
Take note from the scarecrow up the road. It'll give you some design ideas.
Oh to see a cockatoo!!!! I can just smell that gorgous rose from here. We are also in Fall and I can feel the snow coming very soon,
Have a great week.
Tina
so weird your doing spring when we are just about to fall in to autumn here !
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