Banks of cloud building on the horizon possible rain looming arrival later this evening, how delightful for our garden now green once again.
Season of change has been living up to strong winds, heavy rain, breaking into sunlight as quickly the thermometer goes up steeply, while cooler days prevail magic happens!
Oncidium orchids have taken time to bloom, at long last the spike after last round of rain is now in flower.
Spike is approximately one meter long, now mixed into the Jasmin bush where it is protected from strong wind or rain.
Orchids planted in a tree with company of a Staghorn fern these plants I never feed anything more than a banana peel twice per year, they live with what they have and appear settled.
Worms tucking into some plants, the day lily grow profusely, not to panic they will clear a few out then move on again.
Couple of fungi on a tree dying since after neighbour used cement that poisoned the roots a couple of years ago, sad the crouton bush simply could not cope against excess chemicals. Something will come along as change in nature transforms much, little goes to waste.
Succulent plants in flower, drooping blooms the insects or birds will visit, those able to cope with this lifestyle.
Little Sunbird enjoying nectar in yellow trumpet flower tree, taking a peak at me between golden splendor under blue sky.
My little dragon is sunbathing the rain will arrive later, warm up before the cold wet night approaches.
Let nature in, without balance, our lifestyle will disappear quick enough, my philosphy is poison the worm save a plant, bird eats worm gets sick and dies!
@c0ff33a and #BeautifulSunday is initiated by 
@ace108.All photography my own using Canon Powershot SX730 HS. Any queries or requests please drop a comment below or make contact with me, have a wonderful day! Freehand Photography no tripod, let nature back in.
Thought for Today: "What nature gives us is not refused." - Bantu Proverb
