Life at No.22, Snapshots of Tauranga

Snapshots of Tauranga #16

Suzanne

With three weeks until spring, we have more cool mornings with sunshine until sundown than cold, rainy days. Walking and enjoying nature are at the top of my needs list, no matter how busy life becomes.

A cheeky Tui up a tree alongside the Waikareao Estuary track

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28 thoughts on “Snapshots of Tauranga #16”

    1. Thanks, Janis. I am sure you have that tree around California as the Prickly Coral Tree originates from the warmer climate of Asia. This photo was taken last year around the same time though the tree blossoms more in September than August.

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    1. Thanks, Jude. Yes, you’re right as in that the next season usually doesn’t really begin until the end of September or even the end of October. We have had more sunny days than not though the temperatures have dropped lower than we’re used to in the Bay of Plenty. It will be interesting to see how summer plays out for us. Autumn is usually the best time of the year with more settled weather. I could be wrong 😉

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