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FLOWER OF THE DAY – PRETTY IN PINK
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As far as I can tell, there is only one Pink Jacaranda (Stereospermum
kunthianum) in the park.
Pink Jacaranda (Stereospermum kunthianum)
Each spring I keep a look out for it tucked away – inconspicuously for most of
the rest of the year – in a small dip just as you enter through the east gate.
It hasn’t grown much over the years – I suspect it’s a favourite elephant snack
– and it’s easy to miss.
CMR Blisterbeetle (Hycleus spp). Seems it’s not just elephants who love the
sweet, juicy flowers. These little guys may look pretty, but touch them at your
peril!
The Pink Jacaranda is not just a pretty face. According to Wikipedia it is
traditionally used for a number of medical ailments, including pharyngeal
affections, leprosy, subcutaneous parasitic infections and other skin
afflictions, venereal diseases, diarrhoea, dysentery, and as antiemetics.
However, WebMD cautions that there is no real evidence to support any claims of
its efficacy for these condidtions.
Cee’s POTD – July 9
NATURE’S ALARM CLOCK
July 8, 2023 / El Rolyat / 4 Comments
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The dulcet sound of the Hadeda call floated through the peaceful garden, adding
a touch of ethereal beauty to the serene ambiance.
REVIVAL!
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After a tumultuous and heartbreaking few years I find myself being nudged in the
direction of dusting off my camera and keyboard.
Please watch this space.
SILENT SUNDAY
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MR. BEAN FINDS HIS VOICE
May 18, 2019 / El Rolyat / 4 Comments
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Mr. Bean has no voice.
I don’t know why, maybe it’s because he was thrown away as a new born kitten
before being found on a rubbish heap and rescued, but what usually happens when
he tries to speak is his mouth opens and no sound comes out, just air. Sometimes
he will manage a small, croaky squeak, which can only be heard if you’re
listening very carefully.
Last night we were all showered and tucked up in bed and about to turn out the
lights when I heard a tiny, distant and plaintive “mew?”. Coming from …
somewhere?
“What’s that noise?”
Piet couldn’t hear anything, “perhaps it’s a mouse”.
Although I was not really satisfied with that explanation, I again reached for
the light switch and then I heard it again.
“Mew?”
That was definitely a cat. I knew it wasn’t Tom – he sounds like a foghorn –
could it be Mr. Bean?
Piet buried himself deeper under the covers.
So I got up, found the torch and shone it out into the darkness, while calling
“Bean! Beanie Beanie Beanie Bean! Come along Mr Bean!”.
“Mew?”
Oh so faint.
I shone the torch up towards where the sound was coming from and there he was.
Mr. Bean, precariously perched between two branches in the old dead tree that
hangs over our bedroom roof.
By now Piet was fast asleep, so thinking I could do this on my own, I donned my
slippers, went outside and tried to coax the frightened little kitten down from
the tree.
To no avail. I called, I pleaded, I rattled his favourite toy, I promised a
feast of special cat biscuits but nothing would persuade him to come down. He
just sat there, staring at me with those huge glowing eyes and occasionally
uttering a small “mew?”.
So am I staying up here all night?
The noise from my futile attempts – the dogs had helped a bit too, with some
excited barking – had by now woken Piet and spurred him into getting out of bed
and joining me under the tree.
And this is how Piet came to be at the top of a ladder rescuing a kitten out of
a rotting dead tree in the middle of a cold May night. (I thought it salient to
not draw his attention to all the wood-louse spiders that had come out from
under the bark to see what all the fuss was about)
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Mr. Bean seems none the worse from the ordeal
HOW MUCH IS THAT KITTY IN THE WINDOW?
April 26, 2019 / El Rolyat / 2 Comments
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Hobo was a street cat who adopted my son one day when she walked in off the
street and took up residence in his house. She was well known among the locals,
and every day while he was at work she would walk about, visiting and greeting
old friends along the way.
Hobo
A few years ago my visit to family in the UK coincided with an ‘Art In The
Window’ event, where retailers, restaurants and individuals showcased artwork in
shop windows and even the front window of their homes.
My son and his partner, both talented artists, had joined in the fun.
The town became an open air art gallery, and it became impossible to “quickly
pop out to the shops” – on any journey outdoors I found myself distracted and
delayed as the various and varied displays along the way caught my eye.
One morning I was sitting in my son’s front room when I heard a commotion
outside on the street. There was lots of ooing and aahing and laughing and a
small crowd had gathered in front of his house.
I snuck outside to join them and to try to eavesdrop on what they were saying
about the art.
As well as the art on display, they were also looking at this little poser, and
wondering how much she was selling for.
Art in the Window
WHAT’S IN A NAME?
April 16, 2019 / El Rolyat / 4 Comments
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This poor bird certainly drew the short straw when it came to names.
For years he was known as a Dikkop in birding circles, an Afrikaans word which
means ‘Thick Head’. Now that’s not very respectful, is it?
Recently those clever people who do these sorts of things decided to change his
name, and in doing so did the bird no favours. Thick Head became Thick-Knee, but
all his friends still call him ‘Old Thicky’.
No wonder he looks sad
RAIN TREE
December 3, 2018December 3, 2018 / El Rolyat / 7 Comments
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It’s probably not a good idea to sit under a Philenoptera violacea unless you
have an umbrella.
Thousands of tiny frog-hopper insects – called Ptyelus grossus – live off the
sap of these trees. And as fast as they are sucking sap they are also peeing,
forming almost pure water puddles on the ground under the trees.
This is one of the reasons the tree earns the nickname ‘rain tree’.
The other reason is that for a couple of weeks a year, around the beginning of
November, the dull, grey bush suddenly erupts with splashes of violet and blue,
and we know that the rains will soon be following.
That’s unless the crows have anything to do with it …
It looks inviting, but you really don’t want to sit there
WHY THE RAIN WONT FALL
December 2, 2018 / El Rolyat / 14 Comments
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One of Rustle Crow’s relatives – or it could be Rustle himself! – has set up a
maternity unit in Rustle’s old home.
From the various clicks, caws and chuckles that have started to drift down from
the nest it would seem the happy event has taken place and we have some proud
crow parents on the property once again.
If you look very carefully at the top centre of the nest, you can just about
make out a baby crow beak peaking out
On Friday, while I was peering up at the nest and trying to see if I could spot
our new arrival, Raymond – our garden helper – sidled up to me, shaking his head
and tut-tutting.
“What’s wrong Raymond?”, I asked, expecting him to tell me that worms were
eating the oranges again, or that he needed more fertilizer to put on the
cabbage seedlings.
Instead he pointed up at the crows nest and answered ” Those birds, Madame. They
are bad. We must chase them”.
What?!
“Oh? Why? What is bad about them?”
“They are keeping the rain away. Every time the rain starts to come they flap
their wings like this” and he demonstrated, a pretty good impression I thought
“and then the rain is afraid and it goes away”
“Rain rain go away, come again another day”
A crow with a view; making sure the rain has gone
ALL IN A DAY’S WORK
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