I found my butterfly!
Thanks to the Melbourne Museum website.And a grand name it is too for such a showy beauty.It’s a Red-spotted Jezebel Wood White (aka Pieridae Delias aganippe)Whatever the name, I’m glad it passed my way.Butterfly
Today, when I was running late to catch a train to Storytime at the State Library, a butterfly caught my eye. It was in the park near my house, sitting on the grass. It allowed me to pick it up and I took it home. Our dog, usually keen to eat whatever I might have in...Willy Lit Fest Saturday
I was lucky enough to be asked to be ‘in conversation’ with Alison Lester at today’s Festival. I’d prepared lots of questions, more than I expected to need. And yesterday I combined giving driving practice with visits to all the libraries in...This weekend it’s all happening in Williamstown
I’ll be here. Starting on Thursday night I’m (gulp) joining those reading their work for the People’s Choice event, then Saturday I’m ‘in conversation’ with Alison Lester. The rest of the weekend will be easier. I’ve picked...Shh don’t tell
We’ve found a new park for picnicking in. It’s so close to the city that you can walk there, but it seems that no one much knows about it. Well, not today anyway. The car park was empty and we had our pick of tables. Just as well really, as we table-hopped...
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Bud to bloom to paper-thin echo. #wander #wonder
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When a whale washes up on a local beach, you have to take a look, don't you? Cue questions. Where did it come from? What species is it? How many ocean animals will it feed? #wonder #lifecycle #whalefall HarperCollins Children's Books
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There's nothing like a winter solstice swim to start the day! Yes, cold, but so energising. wednesday_ocean_waders
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