Windy's Scrapbook

29/09/2023

Being able to see the beauty in everything is a blessing.. 😇💜💛♥️💙💚🖤🧡

27/09/2023

Spring gives us hope 🩵💛❤️🩵💛❤️

06/09/2023

Spring is here ♥️

24/08/2023

Pretty little things 💜💙💛💚🧡♥️💙

13/08/2023

Tis the season for wildflowers 🌸🌻💐🌹🥀🌻🌷🌺💐

02/06/2023

https://youtu.be/LtieJs1SUro

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14/02/2023

Happy Valentines Day ❤️

Cupid called from the Avon Valley! 🦢

Happy Valentine's Day Perth! ❤️ Did you know, that the town of Northam is the only place in Australia where you can encounter white swans, and the only place where they naturally breed in the wild.


Western Australia

10/02/2023

Just wow 😯

Byron Bay at night… 📷 Full moon rising at Cape Byron, the most easterly point of Australia.

29/01/2023

Thank you for the 1k views in less than 1 hour 😍

13/01/2023

Delicate and graceful 😍 the Jingymia Mallee (or Skirt Mallee) Eucalyptus synandra is a beautiful, open, multi-stemmed tree, with a pendulous crown and a weeping habit. Growing to a height between 3.5 to 10 metres, this mallee has a lignotuber present and so will re-shoot from the base following fire; this is a useful feature for habit management in cultivation, whereby unwanted stems can be base-cut just above the lignotuber.

The specific epithet 'synandra', comes from the Greek, 'syn', meaning with or together and 'andros', meaning man, male parts, referring to the joined stamens. These united stamens give the skirt-like appearance to the creamy, ageing to pink, flowers.

Threatened in its endemic range, this magnificent mallee grows in sandy, lateritic soil and can flower between August and March. It is flowering beautifully now in Kings Park and can be seen at the far end of the Education Car Park and the Eucalyptus Garden.

📷 A Smith

25/12/2022

Sky walk❤️

25/12/2022

15/11/2022

This incredible photograph appears to capture the moment a blue whale blew a rainbow coloured HEART as it came up for air.

12/11/2022

Busssleton Jetty 🌊🐟🐠🌊🐙🐬🐳🌊🐟🐠🚢🦑

08/11/2022

NASA has explained how you can witness the historic event 😯🌑

03/11/2022

Every day should be H🎃lloween!. Spooky moments of our Halloween experience this year.

31/10/2022

Happy Halloween Everyone 🎃 ha👻💀🎃👻💀🎃👻💀🧟🧟‍♂️🧟‍♀️

11/10/2022

A blanket of brilliantly coloured blooms.🌷 Strolling through the tulip fields on the north-west coast in October should be on every spring holiday bucket list.

📍 Table Cape Tulip Farm , Wynyard, Visit North West Tasmania

📷 IG/nathanlauphoto

27/09/2022

27/08/2022

Nadeemal Perera , Perth Live in concert