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Posted by

mccnmatt

Posted on

November 18, 2014

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Gardening, Greens, Permaculture, Plants and what I know about them, Plants that attract wildlife, Seed saving and seed raising

Gone to seed

Past-it parsley showing off its new spiky leaves
Past-it parsley showing off its new spiky leaves
Celery blossom
Celery blossom
Parsley going to seed
Parsley going to seed
Parsley fireworks
Parsley fireworks

Beautiful even past their prime, the Umbelliferae.

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Reflections of a ground predator
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Just part of the flock
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From labour and wait
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From bean thieves
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Eastern water dragon enjoying the attentions of the papperazzi.
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Red wattlebird in our Japanese maple
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The liquidambar feast
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Bowerbirds: snacking for solar gain
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First artichoke of the year
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Butterfly visiting a shallot flower – is it a cabbage white?
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Eye to eye with Snakey the diamond python
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Today on chicken TV: the makeover show
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Death, hot compost and chicken addictions
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Huge sandstone cliffs at Wentworth Falls
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Red liquidamba leaves
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And this time a squid.
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A fossil in the garden
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Dianella caerulea really really closeup
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Apocalypse descending over Berowra
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Beautiful jerusalem artichoke flowers
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Clydeside in late autumn. Ideal habitat for kale.
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Bee-ing positive
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Silhouette of a yellow tailed black cockatoo
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Mist rising over Berowra Valley National Park
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Dawn breaks over the barrier between Bombah Broadwater and the open sea
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The Bronze Orange Bug: a worthy adversary
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A breba crop
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July sunset – sorry for knocking you off your perch for this one Snowball
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Andy mugshot
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Pelicans on the Wyong River in late afternoon
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A fossil in the garden
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A hoarder’s confessions
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Still morning on Two Mile Lake

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