Good morning all. I haven't posted much lately because I just haven't been doing any photography. I do check in often just to see what is going on. Good to see that Lorell logged in recently... I was worried that we had lost her like we did Damar.

Anyway, thought I would start this weekend with a photo of my  new toy.

Hope all are doing well and have a great weekend planned.

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Yes, it is the future.
Last posts were last Friday.

Speaking of hayseeds, these aplostlebirds are getting told the rules here.

So listen up you lot.



From my backyard avians.

Good day all. Rainy today but the Farms can use it.

Here is a '55 Chevy from a car show a few miles down the road.

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Not much going on here except heat and humidity. Thankfully the wind calmed down. It was blowing 20 to 40 MPH on a daily basis this spring and early summer.

Here is an interesting hot air balloon from Albuquerque, NM

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A pair of Indian ringnecked parrots eating my flowers. Well I planted them for my native mallee ringnecks.
These Indian imports shouldn't be here.

It is already Saturday night and without Dave on deck, the place has been very quiet of late.
The light wasn't the best but I managed  a few shots of some fun and games between my logal gang of apostlebird hoodlums stirring a lone sulphur crested cockatoo that merely wanted to nibble a couple of my walnuts before the nighttime roost.

Since Dave is without a computer for awhile, I will start a post.

Here is a a diamond in the rough. A 1948 Buick.

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Greetings all!  I hope you had a good Holiday!
We had our First Friday on Main last evening. I went down to take some Classic Car photos.
Here is one I have never seen, a Cadillac Lasalle, mid 30's vintage I believe.

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Last month was great! I was out of town again, thought someone might have chose. So, I will choose ... Anything at all. :-)

Happy 4th of July to those in the US, and a good day to others.

I took some shots of some sharp-edged blades on this morning's walk.

This one looked like a Pterosaur (a flying reptile that lived at approximately the time of the dinosaurs)...