Katherine W, you could pot up the top, or occassional, you can get them to root in a jar of water, then toms later in the year. Pat E where do you live, Kangaroos and SNOW!
We have ski fields at Thredbo and Perisher which is not far from where we live. To be honest, we don't always get snow here, it depends on the direction it comes from. The ski fields nearly always get it though and when they don't get enough they have ways of producing some to keep the skiers occupied. The ski season opens here on what we call the Queen's Birthday weekend (the first weekend in June).
This winter has been colder for us than usual and yesterday the snow stretched from Tasmania to Queensland on the easterun side of the country.
It doesn't seem to bother them. They spent today laying around the orchard - laying on very wet snow-defrosted ground in the sun and didn't start to get up to graze until about 4 o'clock. There were about 10-12 of them soaking up the water and sun.
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Thanks everyone for reminding me. The birds have now been supplied.
it's 10.20am Tuesday here so I suppose you're all in bed now.
Thanks everyone for reminding me. The birds have now been supplied.
it's 10.20am Tuesday here so I suppose you're all in bed now.
Did I double up on this photo? sorry if I have, but here it is again. (For Pansyface)
Photo from veranda last winter.
The rosellas are having a bit of a problem with a magpie telling them to clear off the bird feeder. Sorry about how dark it is, but it's under a tree.
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Katherine W, you could pot up the top, or occassional, you can get them to root in a jar of water, then toms later in the year. Pat E where do you live, Kangaroos and SNOW!
Sorry Pat E, just seen, I didnt think you guys got snow?
Thought you'd all like that one.
We have ski fields at Thredbo and Perisher which is not far from where we live. To be honest, we don't always get snow here, it depends on the direction it comes from. The ski fields nearly always get it though and when they don't get enough they have ways of producing some to keep the skiers occupied. The ski season opens here on what we call the Queen's Birthday weekend (the first weekend in June).
This winter has been colder for us than usual and yesterday the snow stretched from Tasmania to Queensland on the easterun side of the country.
That phot with the snow! Oh!
Yeah!
Everything Topbird said and more!
Love the roos in the snow, Pat E. Wonder what they think of it?
It doesn't seem to bother them. They spent today laying around the orchard - laying on very wet snow-defrosted ground in the sun and didn't start to get up to graze until about 4 o'clock. There were about 10-12 of them soaking up the water and sun.