A BUSH WALK 5 MINUTES FROM HOME
Hi everyone too nice too be indoors
I had Just dropped off Kayne and Hayden (Grandsons)to have a game
of golf ,As I had Maddison ( granddaughter) with me and camera
in hand, we set off on a lovely walk along a bush track leading to the
Murray river.
Australian Corellas on the path 
Corella's take flight as we get closer
couldnt resist taking a photo of this lovely Redgum
Maddison pointing to were two Corellas flew out from there nest 
rusted piece of old machinary
Little Corellas feed in large noisy flocks. The birds feed mainly on the ground, and have to drink on a daily basis. The most common foods are grains and grass seeds,
A fallen Redgum on the edge of Murray River
posted by Jeanette at 3:24 pm
18 Comments:
Hi Jan ~ Nice post with lts of pretty photos. Glad you and your granddaughter had such a nice walk so near home.
Thanks for your comments, carnations will never be the same for us. Sydney
did really well to catch up, but couldn't beat the Eagles.Take care,Merle
Good post and photos Jan.
Beautiful pictures and so strange to me ! The vegetation is completely different here in Northern Europe.
When I opened your blog I thought Oh god another woman blogging about Bush. I hadn't seen the "a" ! and only red, "Bush walks 5 min from home". !
Beautiful pictures and so strange to me ! The vegetation is completely different here in Northern Europe.
When I opened your blog I thought Oh god another woman blogging about Bush. I hadn't seen the "a" ! and only red, "Bush walks 5 min from home". !
Thanks for stopping by the site the other day.
I've never seen a Redgum tree..very interesting.
I see you are a scotch drinker -- my hubby has 2 every night.
Loved the walk Jen! I know having your little granddaughter along made it more fun for you!
How nice that you have a river so nearby!
I wish I could have went on this walk with you!! Loved all the pictures and it makes me realize how very different some of our wildlife and trees are!!
That was a nice walk and you took nice pictures.
Be sure not to put your finger in that machine, it looks wicked.
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Those are great pictures. What a nice walk you two must have had. :)
Hi Jan ~ Thanks for the comments. Glad you enjoyed the post, even the sad story
Tey are nice once in a while. Take care, Love, Merle.
I agree with Gattina, it is a complete strange world for me! Wonderful photos, and so interesting.
Sigrun
What a glorious place, you had to walk and in good company. I can imagine myself walking alog there quite happily. Thanks for visiting my site glad you enjoyed Pine coning. Take care Margaret
Oh Jeanette ... I am soooooo jealous .... I would love to live so near to the mighty Murray. It is one of my all time favorite things. It is just so beautiful, that old river .... I love it !! Thanks for sharing the photos.
Take care, Meow
Fantastic pics and another world! Love the music on your blog too- made me smile this morning. :)
The photos on my blog were taken beside the Clyde river in Argyll. There are much nicer places to sit by the water here but that was an unplanned stop- but a nice relaxing one anyway.
Glad you enjoyed your walk- l will be sure to drop by again.
Bests and G-day to you!
Hi Mum,
Great photo's mum
Talk soon Luv Jo
I enjoyed your walk very much! :)
June
Hi Mum, Its great to see you walking. Perfect exercise for the back, also the photo's show how wonderful the scenery is around your neck of the woods.
looks like there maybe a fish in the Murray with my name on it.
and aren't those Corellas noisy!. If you have ever been in Glenelg (Gold Coast) around dusk, the sound is the most amazing thing to hear, thousands of birds screeching at the top of their ? lungs...
great pics.. thanks
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