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This is cheating rather, its a photo from last year, but I hope to repeat the feeding of the tuis as successfully this year. So this photo is for comparison.

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Some more of my favourite fungi.

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One of the last flowers on the fuchsia I bought this season. I have decided they are a very good late  in the season colour, it is just the hassle of wintering them over.

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More of my favourite fungi /lichen type photo's.

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I still remember when my daughter first saw the ginko leaves, she likened them to Shreks ears, so that's what we have called them ever since.

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More garden art.

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A couple of days not being able to work out what was happening my computer, but I did still take photos. I found some of the art around my garden that you don't see until leaf fall.

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Another pretty sunrise this morning.

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Back on the lichen theme again, I find the patterns they make fascinating.

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I do love the blue of the gentian family, not sure which this one is though.

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This lovely little cyclamen is growing outside at a clients house.

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This spittle bug was hiding in the silver beet we were having for tea. A least I think it is a spittle bug but it does seem late in the year.

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Once again not my knitting but I did help with the finishing. It's hard to remember my children being this small!!!

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This is not my knitting but I did sew it up, my very clever daughter has just finished it for the expected baby. Her most complex knitting project so far and in 3ply no less. I was impressed!!!

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The weather on Saturday could have almost been the beginning of spring not the end of autumn. So having my first vase of narssisus to pick was rather appropriate.

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Another late in the season flower, the toad lily, Tricyrtis hirta.

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Although it is a little raggy round the edges, I still love the "face" on this late in the season pansy.

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I know I have photographed these mushrooms before, but I just can't help myself.

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I managed to catch a brief  sunrise this morning, pretty pink shades, not the red sky in the morning shepherds warning type sky.

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Spent time after work raking up the leaves, a pity it blew hard during the night.....

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This is the red hypericum  berries left on the plant after a frost.

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The berries are great colour at this time of the year. I tried to take these yesterday but the light was poor and my camera kept using the flash, I really do need to find the instruction book!!!!

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Back out in the garden admiring the autumn colours.

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And again!

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More Autumn colour, I do love it.

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A wet afternoon on Tues, so ended up doing granddaughter things. The dress was crocheted on holiday so had to make a padded coathanger for it to go on.

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A row of Phormium tenax with Lamium galeobdolon , aluminium plant underneath.

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It has taken 20years to establish my Lapageria's but both are doing well and flower prolifically.

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The autumn colours are stunning, especially this unnamed  Acer seedling, the colours are so intense.

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Catch up time, I did take the photos but didn't get then posted. I wish the smell from this Daphne Bholua could be bottled it is so beautiful.