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Over the edge

22 August, 20078 September, 2007 CeliaLeave a comment

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Frances said "EEEAUGH come and look" because this little bug gave her a shock - Wildlife of Greater Brisbane tells me that it's probably a clown bug nymph, and then when it's disturbed it produces smelly defensive fluid! So don't disturb clown bugs. "Was that good spotting?" Frances asked proudly afterwards and I assured her that it was - I'd never see as many insects without my kids-eye-level spotters.

Another delightful flowering lawn plant. I actually think this one might be a native rather than a weed, just based on its looks and general vibe.

More flowering weeds from the lawn meadow.

We mowed the lawn last weekend, but prior to that the summer rain had created a lush lawn meadow filled with all sorts of flowering weeds and little silvery moths. We did a lot of picking flowers to use in games, and then I trotted around to take photos of them before they were mown down. This one in particular I thought was very pretty, although no doubt it's a pernicious weed that in future I will regret having let flower and seed all over the place.

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Found this classic dress-up/lacing game at the op shop, and Frances loves it. The dress-up twins were dressed to the nines and then married each other.

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