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A Couple of Local Characters
Just the tiniest St Andrew's Cross spider I've seen: check scale against the Blackberry leaves:
And yet another Bearded Dragon - this one claims the highest part of the front yard. It climbed up the shadecloth surrounding the Raspberry wicking beds to be the emperor/ess of all s/he surveys:
The little plant is a Midyim, an Australian native plant which produces wonderfully sweet and tasty berries.
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Comment by Donna on October 24, 2011 at 8:09
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We have heaps of spiders here, and lizards although the cat has caught quite a few and the ones you see never have any tails! Amazing how much life there is in the garden, David has a baby snail to take to school today - first one I've seen in this garden!
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Comment by Lissa on October 24, 2011 at 6:12
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Love your garden friends Elaine :)
I love to see spiders in the garden, especially those beautiful big golden orbs, makes me feel like it's all ticking over as it should with the right wildlife going on.
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