Cat on a hot tin roof. This is one of the "hunters" in our garden!
Spring season is slowly approaching here in South Africa and the gardens are awakening to the slightly warmer dawns. Tiny critters are starting to appear all over the place and a keen eye can easily pick up the changes that are starting to appear. The crows building a nest is a clear give away that the winter is now signing off and soon we will once again have an abundance of all sorts of Spring babies.
Let's have a look!
Let's start with a photo just after sunrise this morning!
A crow came over with a stick in its mouth, a sign of building a nest before Spring season starts!
"Sheesh" He said. "You again! Can't you see that I am eating here?"
Bright sun on this flying butterfly, but his shadow was terrific!
It seems that this young spider has already lost his left front leg!
Here we have a bug inside an Almond nut blossom!
And here's another bug also in the Almond nut blossoms.
This tiny bee/fly sat on a Macadamia nut tree leaf. He is about 1 millimeter long!
Ah! The little Red collared Sunbird was singing a late afternoon song!
And finally the sun said; "That's all for today folks"!
Maybe some of the shots here could possibly be good for some competitions here, but I have no idea who the hosts of the competitions are. Maybe my steemit friends, or some curators could help!
Maybe the photos are also suitable for some other contests?
It is time for me to get our house (blog) here in order, as Papillon needs the support and I read some post that stated after the hardfork, our income as posters might dwindle.
Everyone is nowadays on about curating efforts and I have no idea what being a curator is or means.
My speciality is the research, designing, planning and execution of charity projects to empower the poor and I dare say that by grace, our projects are successful.
Our work means the world to little poor souls and that's why I have to keep on raising support.
The secret to the project successes is merely because I have always involved other people that are specialists in their own fields to partner with us. I acknowledge that I don't know everything, in fact I am dumb in many areas such as finance, IT, fundraising and some other areas that are essential, but why should I try to re-invent the wheel if others have the experience. The credits of our work mean nothing to me and I am always happy to pass it on to those that help us.
This is why Papillon has lasted now for 18 years in tough conditions!
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