The noisy miner was back this morning, surveying the scene and, yes, making a lot of noise. It made no attempt to explore the balcony - just made its presence felt with a lot of noise.
A little before this I had a message from Veronica to say "some wonderul person left seeds on your car" and the photo of my car. It turns out they placed it there yesterday, but because I didn't leave the apartment, I didn't see it.
The dove's now have a supply of chicken grain.
A little before this I had a message from Veronica to say "some wonderul person left seeds on your car" and the photo of my car. It turns out they placed it there yesterday, but because I didn't leave the apartment, I didn't see it.
The dove's now have a supply of chicken grain.
They were slow to take it up. I scattered some immediately. Turtle had come earlier and picked over the remaining parrot food. I didn't see any bird take the feed but two thirds of it had gone at the end of the day. I did have a full washing line with several things large and flapping. The rosellas were also around - and the other birds are very wary of them. There were at least three of them. I tried to get photos but I still don't have a battery for my SLR and you need a really good zoom to capture them.
In these photos the splashes of red are the giveaway
The rosella is even more elusive in the second set of photos.It's a bit Where's Wally?
After the excitement of photographing an Adelaide Rosella (well, nearly) I settled down to finish my writing task. I got the ending worked out and finished. Then came the long task of checking references, proof reading and adjusting. I took a break while my laptop recharged and went to the North Adelaide Village to get a few supplies.
Back home I corrected a print copy - I always need to correct on paper to pick up errors I wouldn't have otherwise found.
I bought a Cornish pasty in North Adelaide for lunch. Once home, I heated it, along with some chips and sat on the front balcony while it heated. It was one of those golden afternoons.
I hope Jennifer can see all the begonias. The one I grew from the cutting is doing well.
I came in, however, and, around 9 pm, finished my editing task and sent the document off to my brother. Yay!
I didn't get much done on the Nicola piece, but it was something.
Tomorrow I hope to see the doves.
Right now I'm falling asleep and my laptop is about to do the same. I will post before either happen, without further proofreading!
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