June 30, 2019

The morning after

June 29, 2019

Rain on the windscreen

June 28, 2019

Always a delight to see

June 27, 2019

Golden light

June 26, 2019

Searching for seeds

June 25, 2019

Coming over for a chat

June 24, 2019

Edged with ice

June 23, 2019

Cold start to the day

June 22, 2019

Rays of light

June 21, 2019

Looking back

June 20, 2019

Nature’s jewellery

June 19, 2019

Welcoming the sun

June 18, 2019

Spoonbills and Ibis enjoying the empty channels.

June 17, 2019

Alongside the Murray River... not far from our farm.

June 16, 2019

Looks promising

June 15, 2019

Not much to see here

June 14, 2019

Such vibrancy

June 13, 2019

Time stands still

June 12, 2019

Raindrops

June 11, 2019

Through the fog

June 10, 2019

A few more bales to stack.

June 9, 2019

Sowing coming to an end.

June 8, 2019

Hay delivery run

June 7, 2019

Foggy sunrise

June 6, 2019

Things that catch my eye

June 5, 2019

Our world, our planet, ours to look after. #WorldEnvironmentDay

June 4, 2019

Another days sowing about to begin… this time oats on a beef farm.

June 3, 2019

A Red Wattlebird feeding on nectar from a Yellow Gum.

June 2, 2019

Parked overnight

June 1, 2019

A foggy morning surprise. 

Bit excited to see my first ever fogbow this morning. Can you see it? It is pretty faint and was hard to photograph but boy … was it beautiful. 

According to the Bureau of Meteorology fogbows (also called white rainbows or ghost rainbows) are formed in the same way as rainbows, with the sun's rays being refracted and reflected by the water droplets in the fog. As the fog droplets are much smaller than raindrops there is a smaller amount of refraction and reflection so the colours in a fogbow are paler and appear white. 

Isn't nature amazing!