Pelicans visit 2016 Dry Outback compared to 2019 Amazing Season
Feathered visitors on dry Outback this blog was published 7 January 2016. I said I took the photos to do a comparison when it did rain. With the knowledge, understanding, and respect to all the places that are still very very dry in our country, I make it a point to visitors that our season could […]
Marginal Country in Lake Eyre Basin
A timeline of rain and floods, from my Ann Britton Photography Facebook page From 31 October 2018 to 2 April 2019 Including March 2018 flood Ann Britton Photography 31 October 2018 · You can all give thanks to Jan Adermann for this post LOL Tis really not a poem as such, but words strung together in a poem […]
Flood Dust Ice
Flood 29th March, Dust 30th March, Ice 1st April, no April Fool joke Just before 7pm Thursday 28th March the Burke Bridge at Boulia started to go under, by flood water. We had known at Goodwood, for a few days, we were in for a good flood. We had received 87mm of rain over the […]
Ex Tropical Cyclone Trevor rain and flood
A very quick update on the rain and impending flood. Totals of rain as of 9am 27th of March Goodwood 87mm Mudgeacca 89mm The property between us Montague measured 100mm A neighbour landed his chopper at Lucknow house and measure 154mm Some of the recently bought weaners have made their home in the house yard. […]
Clearview Heifers: Mustering, Drafting and Trucking
We were been blessed with patchy storm rain at the beginning of the year. So we have been able to fatten cattle. But not knowing if we will get a wet season this year, since some are fat, and a bonus for us, prices are high, our management plan to cull coloured heifers were reasons to muster […]
Galahs on Wires
Some find our multiple gathering of galahs or cockies annoying. They don’t bother me and if they do strip trees, these trees seem to grow back. Yes I understand they can be very destructive in the wrong environment but they don’t bother me or where I live. There were a few (have a good look […]
Family Weekend at Gold Coast
Two weekends ago my family gathered together in Townsville to spend a few days together, including the weekend down the Gold Coast. But first Rick, Claire and I had to get to Townsville, where we would meet up with Thomas and Madeline. We each had to take a vehicle (that is another story) Back in the […]
Jake’s Australia Day Award
You know when you have a moment when you know that someone that has gone before us would have a huge smile on their face and bursting with pride? Well that moment happened for me today when Jake Britton received his well deserved Young Citizen of the Year Award. Jake’s Great Great Grandmother, affectionately known as […]
More Nephology by an Agriculturalist
Yesterday morning and again this morning at breakfast, about 5am, the moon looked like this.. A distinct orange ring blended with other colours, as someone suggested “like marble.” Yesterday’s sunrise started off with a pink tinge on the clouds before earth revolved to see the sun poking up amongst the clouds. 6.13am The humidity yesterday […]
Nephologist Agriculturalist
Yesterday I went on a bore run with #BossMan It is just a natural thing for us to look at the skies. I love clouds, main reason: I’m usually hoping rain will come out of them. But I also like photographing them for their amazing colours, shapes and if sky is visible amongst the cloud, it […]