My World

A wonderful little lizard at tennis the other day came across my path!

I was interested to see that when I came closer to him, he flattened himself down to the ground!
What a lovely handsome fellow!

just had to put the moon in here...apologies to regular readers who have already seen it!
On the way home from Toowoomba they were irrigating at Gatton. An agricultural area, and the site for the University of Queensland's Agriculture departments and Department of Primary Industries. There are always some trials going on down there.
I rather think this might have been sorghum, correct me if I am wrong I should have asked my son, who would know. It has been quite a while since I was close up to the crops and ag trials!

Above, Gatton
and now to Colleges Crossing, where my road crosses the Brisbane River. Always a pleasant place to go through. Especially when there is more water in the river than there has been for the last few drought ridden years!

Water has been a precious commodity as well, so the notice of warning.


I hope you enjoyed a tiny look into my agricultural world!

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Comments

Cath said…
Beautiful part of your world.

Thanks for sharing it.
Annie said…
Good to hear from you again Cath. Sorry you had to read the first un-edited version. I had to close the computer down quickly because of an approaching storm!

Everything ok now! Another part of summer in my sub-tropical world!
Donna said…
Great pics of the lizard! My word, he is a handsome fellow (according to lizard standards, LOL). Sally of Wispering Hope blog had a lizard in her pants yesterday, ROFL! It's a funny post, and here you are with pictures of a lizard.

Love that moon picture too. I'm no getting tired of it. Wonderful, wonderful shot!!!!
Lilli & Nevada said…
What a beauty altho i am not fond of these sort of critters. Definitley like them in photos
Barb said…
Lovely little "Lizzy." I love your green world!
SandyCarlson said…
What a flexible fellow! What a world. Thanks.
Carolyn said…
Annie, I am pleased to be your neighbour! I love your lizard friend. Thanks for stopping by and sharing your world.
Smiles
P. S. My home is Haida Gwaii/Queen Charlotte Islands in BC but I happen to be housesitting in Ontario, Canada right now.
Arija said…
Love it Annie, a delightful lizard and good shots of rural Q'lnd.
Jacqueline Dove said…
Hi Annie, Thanks for coming over to my blog with your encouraging comment. Lizards exude such character and you've caught that in these photo's. Also love that moon. And enjoyed reading the Psalm.
Annie: What a neat photo trip through your world. I liked your little lizard.
storyteller said…
Oh wow ... marvelous shots from beginning to end! I'm glad to visit your nifty blog ... sorry about the loss of your Lab. My Molly is just 4 years old and those have passed much too quickly. I participated for the second time today in My World at Sacred Ruminations.
Hugs and blessings,
allhorsestuff said…
Loved it!
I also am lonving your mooody moon!
Louise said…
I love the lizard. He is one cool dude!
david mcmahon said…
Great lizard shots, Annie. Thanks for the link you gave me.
dianasfaria.com said…
your world is a wonderful one. Love your moon. Thanks for sharing!
Proud Mom said…
Hi Annie, Thanks for taking a peek at my blog. I'm glad my gratitude journal has inspired you... Truthfully, I tend to look at the glass half full, so I must remind myself there are those out there worse off than me.

Love you photo of the moon.

Have a wonderful trip to New York. I hope you get to Broadway to see a fabulous show, or even Letterman!

I hope you'll come see me again in bloggersville soon. The doors' always open...
Michele said…
Wow... A lizard! That's so neat... I cannot imagine a lizard running around here! Heh... that would be awesome. I know my kitty would have fun playing with it.
A fun post, I enjoyed looking around your world!
Hugs♥
It's so nice to see GREEN. The lizard is incredible - never knew they flattened themselves? presumably to camaflouge better? But I'd think that would cause them to be easier to step on.

Oh well, what do I know.

I wish I could get over here more often - I only seem to make it about once a week, but I'm always grateful for every chance I get!
Love your pictures.

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