New Holland Honey-eater in the Agapanthus
Meleleuca
Meleleuca
Camera trick – threatening clouds – not
41°C this day
Thirsty sheep
Move the tractor out of the barn in case some idiot sets fire to the grass again
No my supply pipe is still not buried 😦
Let’s go to Sri Lanka. Lucky so and so’s
Jan 1 at the beach
Mick's Cogs 
You can send us some of your heat! It’s cold and wet and windy here. Love your bird photo, and I had to look up the Melaleuca as I would have said Callistemon. I didn’t realise they were so similar. Love bottlebrushes though whatever their genus. Hope you get some reprieve from the heat soon.
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Thanks Jude. I just checked – Yes I did spell it incorrectly. This Melaleuca is particularly special to me as it survived the fire, and before the fire it could not compete with its neighbour. While many melaleucas have bottlebrush flowers, they are never referred to as bottlebrushes. Their common names are paperbarks or honey myrtles. They have caused great havoc in the Everglades and are obviously classified as a weed.
I’m off to Gippsland for a few days. It’s cooler down there.
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You can keep your 41C. That’s much too hot for me at anytime! My wish for you is that there are no fires.
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Thanks Joanne. I get the feeling that the fire services are much more on the ball this year.
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You have certainly captured the heat in your series of photos!
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