Another month later, update on the Bird of Paradise. 🕊🌿
A Month Later: Bird of Paradise Plant Update 🕊🌿
What Happened in 30 Days
Here’s a breakdown of what I observed (and what you might see in your own Bird of Paradise) over the course of a month:
There's something amazing about the golden hour - that brief window after sunrise or before sunset when the sky transforms into a vibrant masterpiece of colours. In our latest video, "Chasing the Golden Hour", we explore Australia’s awe-inspiring skies and the unforgettable beauty of nature’s daily light show.
✨ What is the Golden Hour?
The golden hour refers to the period shortly after sunrise or before sunset when the sunlight is softer, warmer, and more flattering. For photographers, filmmakers, and nature lovers alike, it’s the perfect time to capture stunning visuals - and in Australia, the golden hour becomes even more extraordinary.
If you've watched the video you've seen the timeless elegance of this stunning bloom. In this post, we’ll take a deeper dive into everything you should know about Zantedeschia aethiopica - also known as Arum lily or white calla lily - from its botanical background to how to grow and care for it in your garden or home.
What Is Zantedeschia Aethiopica?
In genus Zantedeschia, of the species Aethiopica, from the family Araceae (the arum family). The common names for Zantedeschia Aethiopica are Arum lily, white calla lily, altar lily, African lily, and lily of the Nile. They are native to southern Africa - in Lesotho, South Africa, and Eswatini - Z. aethiopica naturally grows along stream banks, wetlands, and moist slopes.
This beautiful little skink wanted to come in! 🦎🤎
A magpie messing with a heron that shouts, "Get out!" 🐦⬛🪿🤭
Currawong bird. They have a very pretty call. 🐦⬛
In this post, we’ll explore what makes the Currawong’s call so special, where you can spot these birds, and why they’re worth listening for. 🐦⬛
Birds are interesting creatures to observe. 🦜
This poor little guy only has one foreleg
In the vast world of nature, resilience often goes unnoticed. But sometimes, a brief clip can remind us of the strength and adaptability that even the smallest creatures possess. In this touching video, a tiny injured praying mantis becomes a symbol of perseverance.