This is the wildlife I’ve seen around our home this month and managed to photograph. You can check out the wildlife which visits or lives at other bloggers’ homes at Wildlife Wednesday.
Passing the cursor over the photo will bring up the caption, clicking on a photo will take you to a slideshow.
Furry
Koala
Brushtail Possum
Ringtail Possum
Feathered
Adelaide Rosella
Crested Pigeon
Crimson Rosella juvenile
Eastern Rosella
Eastern Spinebill
Young Tawny Frogmouth
Grey Shrike-Thrush
Australian Magpie
New Holland Honeyeater taking a shower
Rainbow Lorikeet in the Loquat Tree
Raven
Silvereye
Red Wattlebird -taking a shower in the sprinkler
Flighty
Honey Bee drinking
Cabbage White Butterfly
Cicada exoskeleton, I can hear the real things!
Common Brown Butterfly
Common Brown Butterfly
Damselfly
European Wasp
Fly
Grasshopper
Hoverfly
Marbled Xenica Butterfly
Mason Wasp -I think
Little Moth
Painted Lady Butterfly
Southern Grass-darts
Monarch Butterfly
Mud Wasp -maybe
Scaly
Marbled Gecko
Skink -at home in an artificial flower
Creepy, Crawly, Slippery, Slimy and Scarey
Ant with seed
Black beetle
Black beetle
Boxer Bark-Mantis
Rusty looking beetle
Cabbage White caterpillar
Christmas Beetle
Christmas Beetle
Defensive Citrus Swallowtail caterpillar
Earwig
Frog
Tiny Jumping Spider
Native Cockroach
Piedish beetle
Pittosporum Bugs
Scorpion
Shield Bug
Nocturnal spider
Yellow bellied white spider
Rescued tadpoles
Tiny caterpillar on Lantana flower
Vine Moth caterpillar
Monarch caterpillar
Little white spider
snaphappi 
What great photos showing all the wonderful wildlife around your place. Amazing! I especially love your macro shots of the spiders and insects. They’re fantastic! And interesting pic of the young crimson rosella, I would never have known what it was.
Glad you enjoyed the photos. I had to check the Rosella, it’s very different colouring from the adults. Especially glad you like the bugs, most people don’t.
What a wonderful bunch you live with. It reminds me of our last house, it was a privilege to be surrounded by nature.
You’re right, there’s always something to see even if you have to go poking about under rocks to find it. 🙂
Head down bum up like an emu.
🙂 I’m not quite the same shape and definitely not in the same fitness class!
Great gallery. The tawny frogmouth has such a disapproving look on its face. 🙂 Happy 2017!
janet
I agree the Frogmouth looks very disgruntled. Maybe it was just the fact I appeared with a camera again!