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Continue reading →: Bird in a Blossom Tree in the CityThis blossom tree in the central city by the Avon River is proving to be one of my favourite photography subjects at the moment! I didn’t realise it at the time, but I captured a little sparrow in the tree. My attention was actually on the tram in the background.
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Continue reading →: Magnolia Tree in Lincoln
A pink magnolia in flower at Lincoln University. I love how graceful and delicate the magnolia flower is.
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Continue reading →: Garden by Ivey Hall, Lincoln University
This is the garden to the side of the Ivey Hall at Lincoln University. Ivey Hall at Lincoln University.
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Continue reading →: Spring in the GardensIt was a bit nippy in the gardens today so very few people were there to enjoy the spring splendour that’s emerging right now. It might have been cold (I was regretting not wearing my hat) but it was peaceful and beautiful as usual and a great salve for sitting…
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Continue reading →: Ferrymead Bridge IntersectionThis intersection by Ferrymead Bridge is a hive of activity. I’m really liking the landscaping they are doing by the river.
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Continue reading →: Bumble Bee at the Bus Stop on Bridle Path Road
I’m not sure how long this mural has been at the bus stop in Heathcote (on Bridle Path Road), but I only noticed it today. It was a nice bright spot on a cloudy late winter day. The artist credit on the mural is Flip Leylen.
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Continue reading →: Tree and seat in Risingholme Park
Tree and park bench in Risingholme Park, Cholmondeley Avenue
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Continue reading →: Monarch Butterfly in Blossom TreeI spotted several monarch butterflies in this blossom tree on a street in Opawa.
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Continue reading →: Early Blossom in the City
An early blossom flowering by the bridge over the Avon river in the city.
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Continue reading →: Cabbage Trees in Heathcote Valley
Our native Cabbage Trees in a paddock by Bridle Path Road in the Heathcote Valley. This stretch of the valley has a riding school and lots of small paddocks with sheep.
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Continue reading →: Cross Signal with a Countdown
This crossing on Colombo Street has a countdown timer so you know how much longer you’ve got to cross. Apparently they’ve been there for at least a month, though I’ve only just noticed the timer!
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