One of our resident Tui in the Kowhai tree. So much wind, there is hardly any blossom left. Photo: Su Leslie, 2015
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One of our resident Tui in the Kowhai tree. So much wind, there is hardly any blossom left. Photo: Su Leslie, 2015
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love this…
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We have a butterfly bush and there are days when the butterflies and bees are clinging for dear life!
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It is amazing to watch their precarious hold.
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Very nice with the surreal background to help make your point.
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Thanks Sally. It was sooo windy.
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Lovable resident,he bravely defies the strong winds and patiently waits for some honey!So beautiful and effectual your photo,dear Su!Hugs 🙂 Doda xxx
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Thank you Doda. We’re loving having so many Tui in our yard. Sadly, it’s because much of their habitat in the neigbourhood has been lost to housing developments. Su xx
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How sad 😦 They are expatriated …
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Yes, refugees. But welcomed in our garden.
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The sweetest refugees … 🙂 xxx
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