The everyday of our family farm
Looks a bit like a roadrunner! How about a cartoon series with this guy being chased by a dimwit dingo....
They do, though we have discovered that they are also partial to a little green apple. It has to be green though.
The colours are so earthy and beautiful!
It looks a bit like a Pohutakawa tree or similar.
The tree is a Silky Oak, Grevillea robusta, an Australian native tree that can grow up to 40m (100ft) tall.
Thank you.
So stunning
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Looks a bit like a roadrunner! How about a cartoon series with this guy being chased by a dimwit dingo....
ReplyDeleteThey do, though we have discovered that they are also partial to a little green apple. It has to be green though.
ReplyDeleteThe colours are so earthy and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIt looks a bit like a Pohutakawa tree or similar.
ReplyDeleteThe tree is a Silky Oak, Grevillea robusta, an Australian native tree that can grow up to 40m (100ft) tall.
DeleteThank you.
DeleteSo stunning
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