WINTER
Carol's place in Winter becomes a dry and somewhat lifeless looking garden, half full of decidious shrubs and trees and contains few winter flowering plants but does not lose it's attractiveness to the bird life. Many, many bird species visit Carol's garden, even during winter.
However, the garden comes alive when some of the bigger trees (Sheoak and Pine) begin to go to seed which attracts many native parrots and cockatoos. Most of the various grasses also go to seed this time of year which attracts the smaller birds to Carol's garden.
Below is a small selection of photos that displays Carol's garden during winter.
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| View from my place |
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| By the side gate |
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| The mossy path on the west side |
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| The captivating west side garden looking north. |
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| The west side garden looking south. |
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| The front steps |
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| The front garden (north side). |
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| Thick native rose bush in back garden. |
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| Most trees and bushes are covered in lichen. |
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| Another part of the west side garden. |
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| At the base of a gum tree on west side. |
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| Looking up into the canopy of this black barked gum. |
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| The upper canopy of the gum trees west side. |
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| The native rose bush in back yard looking south west. |
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| The Butterfly bush in back yard. |
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| The Jacaranda tree in mid winter. |
