With Wellington moving into Level 2, we took advantage of Zealandia reopening, masked-up, and went hunting for signs of spring. I do hope you're able to get out and enjoy nature in your neighbourhood, and that you enjoy this wee photo essay...
A perfect sprig of kōwhai blossoms
A kahukura (red admiral butterfly) appears to be feeding on a kōwhai bloom.
A cute pōpokotea (whitehead) was flitting from branch to branch with their mate
A tiny toutouwai (North Island robin) shakes out his underfluffies - spring cleaning perhaps?
An icon sign of spring - an unfurling fern leaf
A tīeke (saddleback) briefly pops up into the light while foraging in the undergrowth
Come with me behind the scenes of my latest watercolour doodle "Strangely Succulent" and take a trip down memory lane to find out why I was so taken by these treasures!
Come with me behind the scenes of my latest watercolour doodle "Strangely Succulent" and take a trip down memory lane to find out why I was so taken by these treasures!
Aside from a good dose of curiousity and willingness to explore and try things out, I can recommend the following courses, software, and hardware to anyone keen on getting into...
Aside from a good dose of curiousity and willingness to explore and try things out, I can recommend the following courses, software, and hardware to anyone keen on getting into...
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