Could hear Kookaburras looked up and there they were.
This one is the Blue Winged Variety.
Was fiddling around trying to get just the centre portion of the blossom in focus, think I achieved!
Above is the huge 23m high Van Gogh replica painting of "Sunflower" situated in Morton Park in Emerald.
Crochet I do when travelling, made 6 rugs this past winter in the tropics of Australia.
aw, nice shots
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DeleteVery nice post, Margaret!!
ReplyDeleteYou are very talented!!
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Thank you Catarina :)
Deletecute bird
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful birds, we used to have a couple sit on our clothes line years ago - but haven't heard of seen one here at home for years.
DeletePreciosas flores acompañadas de un bello pájaro.
ReplyDeleteMuy bien tejida esa labor de la última foto. me gusta la combinación de colores.
Besos
Thanks regarding my crochet, that is just one rug or blanket.
DeletePersonally I love roses especially with perfume.
A post just bursting at the seams with some of my favourite things. Thank you. Love the kookaburra, and that Van Gogh reproduction is brilliant.
ReplyDeletePleased you liked :)
DeleteWas hard to take photo of Van Gogh because sun was in the wrong place :) or I chose the wrong time to take photo.
Lindas imagens e o crochet tem cores lindíssimas. Bom fim de semana.
ReplyDeleteThank you Sandra.
DeleteThe second kooka photo is very good. Queensland is really moving on from the big pineapple and big banana with a big Van Gogh.
ReplyDeleteAlways big things to be seen somewhere Andrew, it's a big country :)
DeleteThanks re kookaburra photo.
Van Gogh in Emerald............original for sure.
ReplyDeleteGood shot of the Kookaburra - I wonder if a Joe Blake is in view.
Looks pretty intense.
Cheers
Colin
Thanks re kookaburra, no Joe Blake's about, well didn't see any.
DeleteLove the rugs....and the Kookaburra!
ReplyDeleteThanks. Keep you nice and warm in winter those rugs, that one is wool mostly with a bit of acrylic.
DeleteThat's a lovely rug. I like the kookaburra, we called them kingfishers when I was little.
ReplyDeleteOh of course, kingfishers, you know I had forgotten all about that - thanks for the reminder.
DeleteThanks re rug.
Lovely!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sussi.
DeleteOlá, as foto são belas, mas rainha é a rosa que é linda, está excelentemente fotografada.
ReplyDeleteFeliz fim de semana,
AG
Thank you. I like taking photos of roses, they are always different.
DeleteGreat photos of the Rose & cherry blossom!
ReplyDeleteLove your crochet blankets!
Thanks Christine :)
Delete6 rugs!! that is a big amount..
ReplyDeleteOh yes it is a lot, far too many really.
DeleteI am in love with the Kookaburra, brilliant bird. Beautiful rugs, lovely.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bob, I wished I could have got closer when I tried they flew off..need a longer lens :)
DeleteYou brought back memories for me today. Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree... is a childhood song that was a popular one we sang in grade school. Thanks for the memories.
ReplyDeleteOh, how lovely you remembered and was good memories - sometimes it just takes one thing to help us remember the old days :)
DeleteFabulous photos, Margaret...thank you for sharing. :)
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome Lee and thank you :)
DeleteLoved your crochet my friend!
ReplyDeleterose is my most fav flower ,this one is pretty!
blooming tree is best to find around ,we have here less
Thanks Baili.
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