At times, I take photos which are relevant to our current class topic. I add these to my class photo set.
I like how lacewings suspend their eggs from foliage. I have even noticed them on my mum's fly-screen security door. The reason for these individual egg strands is that lacewings are cannibalistic and separating the eggs ensures the larvae don't eat each other upon hatching.
Having a lazy afternoon in the summer sun.
This kitty hangs around in the car park and gardens at work.
The crows and other birds often take a drink from the bubbler
in the park across the road from work.
This shot is a bit blurry but it was the best of the bunch today.
I found this spider curled up in a leaf in an out-of-bounds area at school.
We went for a walk by the river this afternoon where I took a photo of this pelican.
Pelicans are not often seen around here,
but the river was at the lowest tide I'd seen in a while,
so perhaps that might be a reason.
We stayed at our friends' house an hour south-west of Sydney for three days.
I enjoyed watching the cheeky cockatoos' afternoon antics. They are a hoot.
