Red sky in the morning 120/365

With a stunner of a morning like this it can't be a warning?? Can it?

After the event......119/365

The proceeds of a few snuffles during the Royal Wedding.

Preparations for the big event.....118/365

Dang bills! 117/365

The only naff thing about coming home from holidays is the return to copious amounts of bills.....oh but one nice exciting looking one here to take the edge off.....

Swallows nesting 116/365

My favourite birds  -very busy in a petrol station roof flying and darting around....love the swallow in what ever country I happen to be....

Super disguise 115/365

Awesome disguise from a wee butterfly that was hard to catch in Western Australia and frequents to forest areas and seemed to love the paper bark from the Jarrah Trees

and the Rains came.......114/365

White breasted robin enjoying the fresh rain

The start of the rains in South Western Australia - couldn't complain and as they and the plants and the wildlife were so in need of some serious watering!

Scarecrows abound 113/365

A cool wee town with an abundance of fabulously decorated scarecrows to signify Field Days, Balingup, Western Australia

Racing Goanna 112/365

A rather lengthy visitor to our log cabin garden - about 2 metres in length a Racing Goanna comes to forage for food. Took a heap of shots to finally get a shot of his tongue whipping out!

Ivy and light shades 111/365

Loving the look of the Ivy at the Cidery in Bridgetown with the light glowing through them - good beer too!

Ozzie Rosella 110/365

Loving these gorgeous birds - and loving the fact that they are life-long partners to their mates too!

Cute Wrens109/365

Red-winged Fairy Wren [male] and a partially coloured Splendid Fairy Wren [he only becomes completely blue when he is trying to attract a female wren]

Male Red-Winged Fairy Wren

Male Splendid Fairy Wren

These Boots are made for...... 108/365

These boots are made for looking cowboyish and look like they are about to take off themselves!

Flock of Parrots 107/365

A flock of parrots take-off from the tree as if a call has been made - John Forest, Perth Australia

A group of parrots is called a FLOCK or a COMPANY of parrots!

The newly married 106/365

A kiss for the newly married bride from her father the morning after the wedding - still glowing!

Sisters Wedding day! 105/365

The Bridesmaids share a joke at the Brides expense during the speeches

The Father of the Bride and the stunning Bride

Weeny brush 104/365

How small is that brush you are using there bro?

Oozy gooey goo 103/365

A little reading group working with a TA shared a fantastic play today complete with costumes! The narrator, the little girl [played by Akshay] was the heroine of the tale. Darius played two wanna be hero parts and Cameron stood in for Henderson as the blue dragon.
It was a very amusing wee play and was beautifully read and acted by the three boys! Awesome work guys!

L & P, 102/365

Exhibit number 4 - for the Corbans Photography Exhibition. 

Subject - "Proudly Kiwi"

Taken by Alex, 8 years

Korus in Nature, 101/365

Exhibit number 3 - for the Corbans Photography Exhibition. 

Subject - "Proudly Kiwi"

Taken by Annelise, 8 years

Lunch 100/365

Exhibit number 2 - for the Corbans Photography Exhibition. 

Subject - "Proudly Kiwi"

Taken by Abigial, 8 years

Money, money, money 99/365

Exhibit number 1 - for the Corbans Photography Exhibition. 

Subject - "Proudly Kiwi"

Taken by Devon, 8 yrs old

Golf skills 98/365

Room 22 and Room 8 went out onto the field and... We started to do golf! Our golf teacher was called Vicki she is such an amazing golf teacher and she was as nice as a flower. First she taught us some safety skill's, it was because she bought a real golf stick. So she didn't want us to get hit or any thing like that. We had these flag's that she said we had to wave to her car and to the Rugby post. 

Then we finely got to do the proper golf! What she taught us to do was face to the black base, then get the BIG ball and put it in front of it, then we had to do the tennis ball and rubber golf ball because if she bought a real one we would might hit someone else. How far I hit it was my biggest was up to the blue cone which is 3 points.
By Abigail 

Pampering 97/365

Pampering....massage, foot spa and toes painted - just the ticket after Parents evening...

whose feet are these??? [NB not just one person]

Dinner for the workers 96/365

Dinner for the workers at parents evening....

All in a row! 95/365

All lined up in row - taken by Hirad

New addition to the class 94/365

The year 4's were fascinated with the surprise addition to Room 22 - a kindly parent brought in a chrysalis on a wee plant. Every time it jiggled the children got very excited that it was going to open up. The tension builds.....the interest can be seen on their fascinated faces here, nicely captured by Neha

Smiggle 93/365

Tasty too

Slime...... 92/365

Loving the shape of these two slugs above the old recycling bin .....as they greeted me at my sliders on my return home late evening...

April Fools 91/365

Love doing this April Fool's on my class - follow the instructions.....







Love Gabe's expression when he realises he has been HAD by his teacher....

GOTCHA!!!