Tuesday, 27 April 2010

The top ten best heavy metal albums of all times...

G'day,

After I've posted my top ten list of the best albums of all times I have received some comments and so I thought about other top tens (and it's actually fun to do). So today I proudly present my top ten heavy metal albums. For the sake of argument I include "hard rock" into this category so don't send me a comment like "bla bla bla is not heavy metal, it's insert-whatever-crazy-subcategory". Again the albums are in no particular order.

The band that started it all. The inventors of heavy metal, Tony Iommi, Bill Ward, Ozzy Osborne and Geezer Butler (to quote my friend Pudgey: "Every fucking bassist should be called Geezer!"). This album is a milestone, a must in every record collection.
Motörhead's Ace of Spades, some might call it hard rock but I call it brilliant heavy metal. If you don't know this album, you haven't lived a decent life, period.
White Zombie, La Sexorcisto. Well, that's Metal with Groove! Rob Zombie may not be the best director in the world but he sure put a great band together. This record is like the Misfits with balls!
Ok, true enough, Metallica has sold out. They have become mainstream and from "...and justice for all" on they have become pop. A drum-kit on wheals, James Hetfield getting sober and taking vocal lessons...argh. But on the other hand "Master of Puppets" is one f the best metal albums of all time. Honestly "Ride the lightning" is as good but I only just like Masters a little better.
"Seasons in the abyss". Compared to Metallica this is a different cup of tea alltogether. Slayer have never sold out and never will. I saw them live the first time in 1992 and they just blew me away. This is the true spirit of heavy metal, the one and only constant. The one band you can instantly recognise withing the first 10 seconds of any song. Fuck, Slayer rules!
Who had thought that Brazilians could play heavy metal before Sepultura? Well, they can and Sepultura is pure aggression. If I'm pissed off at something, I just listen to a bit of "Arise" and it gets better. This album is also connected with one of the more interesting stories in rock n roll history. The guy who mixed this album is called Andy Wallace and in summer 1991 a young quite unknown Seattle grunge band called Nirwana listened to "Arise" and decide that they want the guy who mixed that album to mix their next record "Nevermind". The rest is history. Btw, Andy Wallace mixed/produced four of my top ten metal albums...
Tool "Undertow". Ok, you can't really classify Tool anyway so I might as well sort it into the heavy metal/hard rock drawer. This is definitively their best album, later they have become a little too eclectic. I still remember fondly when I saw them on the Undertow tour in 1994 in a little auditorium at university of Enschede. 3 hours live and they played "No quarter" by Led Zeppelin. It was freaking awesome.
The first Iron Maiden album with Bruce Dickinson. One of the best bands ever and undoubtedly their masterpiece. Songs like "Run to the hills", "Hallowed be thy name" and "Number of the beast" are anthems and this album is a modern classic, a must for any record collection.
Again I'm not sure if this is properly classified as heavy metal but who gives a flying fuck anyway? It's an awesome album, groovy but hard and very very angry. I am still silently giggling when I remember my former flatmate Stippel "dancing" to "Killing in the name" in Sputnik...
Last but not least Ministry's "The mind is a terrible thing to taste". Pure aggression, "Thieves" was banned from the play list in the club I used to go when I was young as people tended to bash their heads in while dancing to this song. Btw this album is extremely good to listen to on the iPod while being at the dentist, the sounds of a dentist drill merge right into the music as if intended to be their by nature. Apart from that it's just a killer album.

Well, that was my top ten heavy metal albums, again I'm looking forward to any comments you might have ad if you are from my parents generation i.e. 50+, don't worry if you only know Black Sabbath and Iron Maiden but at least you should have heard of those two bands.

Have a great day, stay save and cya

Sunday, 25 April 2010

Cats, a dog and thoughts on life

G'day,

Today my blog is abut our cats and about life itself. First up: Cats
Pixel and Willem scanning the front yard...
Pixel, overweight and beautiful
very beautiful cat
Willem in sniffing mode...
sniffing leaves...
handsome tom...
Willem is handsome...but a fleabag...well, now an ex-fleabag (hopefully)
and Gilbert...

Now for some other stuff...I have been contemplating...

There is a great variety of people and there is an even greater variety of models or strategies to live life. Some of these models seem quite strange to me, others are more appealing. I keep asking myself if there is a quality in value to them. I mean, if there is an objective quality in value to them, as I am sure as hell that there is a very distinct quality in value to the different strategies and models of how you live your life in my subjective view of the world.

Because if I’m totally honest, I wouldn’t like to be one of the guys who “choose” the model of life where you sleep on a bench in the park and drink/take other drugs of choice the whole day and steal/rob/burgle when you run out of money to get your fix. I’d rather live my life different. Well, I’m not altogether sure how exactly but I have pretty good ideas what it entails and what I need and what I want and what would be nice to have. I also have pretty good ideas what I really don’t want, what I don’t need and what I can’t have, which is already of a great help on finding my way in life.

So I guess every person has their own idea of how to live their life and they will think that it’s superior to other models because why else would they have chosen it? I mean they might find something to blame their choice on (alcohol, drugs, their parents, circumstances, voices in their heads or even destiny) but I firmly believe in free will and that there is always a choice. So everybody choose their model of life according to their priorities however ridiculous they might be to other people.

What I’m asking is if it is possible to apply an objective value to the way how you live your life or the model of life you choose. And I don’t mean that in the sense of the things you actually do, I hope everybody knows that there are certain wrong and right things to do or not to. I mean it in the sense of if the lifestyle punk-rocker is more valuable than the lifestyle of business man. I mean if it’s better to be a fulltime vegan hippy or a scientist. Rock star or day laborer, family guy or workaholic or a mixture of them all?

I don’t think there is a right or wrong, a good or bad or even a better or worse.

And because of that I should treat all different lifestyle models with the same respect.

But I don’t.

I choose a lifestyle model that includes the inability to take religious people seriously, the loathing of stupidity in all forms and the conviction that my opinion is often the right one just to name a few cornerstones of my particular model of life.

But does that make me right, good or even better than others? I don’t think so, even if I often wish it would.

Well, that's all for today...

Have fun, stay save and cya later

Saturday, 24 April 2010

The true meaning of ANZAC day...

Lest we forget...
...to drink ourselves stupid...

Cheers!

Friday, 16 April 2010

Daytrip to Point Lonsdale

G'day,

I am sick! And I hate it. Why is it that men always get much sicker than women? And if that is not already unfair it's even more unfair that the women accuse us to be whingers Well damn that. I went out anyway today as I thought fresh air is good for me.

So I went on a nice daytrip to Point Lonsdale, the south-western end of Port Phillip bay as I wanted to go there for some time and eventually the weather was really nice.
Point Lonsdale lighthouse
The lighthouse from another point
The other side of the entrance to the bay: Point Nepean
lighthouse
awesome surf because of the currants flowing out of the bay
birds
surf
big surf...
rock formations...
more rocks...
me on the beach, behind me: Antarktica
another pic of me posing in front of Antarctica...

And on my way back into Melbourne I spotted this great shop: "Magic" furniture...I guess the had to put"Magic" in asterisks so that they don't get sued by people who complain that their table isn't magical at all. ut if you look at the pic you'll see that the car park sign lacks the asterisks
Well, I reckon that the proprietor of the "Magic" furniture has opened a lucrative second hand car dealership somewhere else...if customers now complain that their car is gone, well, it is a magical parking, eh?

That's all for today...sorry if it was not so entertaining but I am still sick...

Have fun, take care and cya laters

Thursday, 15 April 2010

One, two, three, poetry...

I like to play with an altar boy
show him my god-given toy
And after that little boy sex session
I simply go to the confession
and get relieved from my sins

I don't believe in "evolution"
rather seek god's absolution
by reciting one hundred our father
and now I don't have to bother
next time I'll do it with twins

Tuesday, 13 April 2010

The ten best albums of all times

G'day,

After the last blog entry where I just had to let some steam off, I move on to more pleasant things today. A little while ago my external hard drive died and in the process approx. 750 GB of movies, songs and porn went into digital nirvana. I was able to get some stuff back but I'm still trying to find all the great music I have gathered over the last five years. Well, I have been able to retrieve the top ten albums of all times and in this blog entry I'll enlighten you what they are and why.

The albums are not in the best to weakest order, they are just the ten albums I would choose if I had only ten albums to take with me to the infamous deserted island.
The best Turbonegro album, period. There might be some who favor "Ass Cobra" or "Apocalypse Dudes" or even the post-split stuff but that's a matter of taste and mine is better. "Never is forever" has it all, a young brilliant punk-rock band still on the verge of finding their unique style, still experimenting a little left and right of the way but everything they will become famous for is already there: humor, gay references, riffs that stay in your head and attitude galore. This is a must have...if you are into punk and don't have this album already, buy it!
My favorite Nick Cave album. It's even harder to pick the best album of this veritable music genius. I simply love this album, "Red right hand" is maybe the best song he did and "I let love in" probably the best description of what you feel when you fall in love that was ever made. Another must have in any music collection...
My favorite Rolling Stones' album. This is an artefact of a band at the top end of their creativity and musical development. During the recording of Exile Keith began to use heroin on a daily base and we all know that even though heroin is a bad drug it can be great for musicians...well, Keith's guitar on the whole thing is just fuckin genius and especially the guitar work on Exile is one of the reasons why I became a guitarist...
Electric Six are one of the funniest bands on this planet. They are the answer to Frank Zappa's question: "Does humor belong in music?". And Switzerland is my favorite album because it's flawless. I mean 99.9% of all albums have at least one filler, one song that is "well, allright" or maybe even downright shite but Switzerland contains only killers. Dick Valentine's lyrics are just the best stuff ever written, surrealistic borderlining on Dadaism, taking political correctness and fucking it in the ass and they always make me laugh. This is pure genius. The music is a mixture of more or less every style available but with a solid punk rock attitude.

"Calling unprotected girls-Infected girls-Do it better[...]I gave you my heart-I gave you my soul-Now I'm just another number at the center for disease control..."
or
"Now there was once a man-Who walked the earth with no shoes-He went from town to town-Playing rhythm and blues-And there was love in every note that he played-And there was truth in every word that he sang-He offered those who believed his guarantee-But somehow he missed me"
or
"I bought my girlfriend a chocolate pope-'Cause she seems to be at the end of her rope-Italian candy with SWISS chocolate flavor-Such a delicious, delicious way-To save her"

Well, if you don't own that album, buy it now!
Probably the best album of the 1990s. Ween is one of the bands who have some songs (actually a lot of the early stuff) which hurt listening to and some songs that could have been composed by Lennon/McCartney at their best. This is another flawless album. 16 songs and they are all great. Every song has a different style and "Buenos tardes amigo" is probably the best county/western parody every. "Spinal Meningitis (Got Me Down)" is just so wrong that it's funny again, the little boy's voice singing "I'm feelin' greasy mommy-Please don't let me die-Stinky vaseline mommy!-Please don't let me die-Am I gonna see God, mommy?-Am I gonna die?-It really hurts mommy!-Am I gonna die?" and then the beautiful harmonics in the chorus "Smile on mighty Jesus-Spinal Meningitis got me down". Awesome. "Mister, Would You Please Help My Pony?" is again one of the songs I would put on a surrealistic rock n roll compilation.
Fresh fruit for rotting vegetables, a punk rock classic. The Dead Kennedys' first album is simply THE political punk rock album. These songs have shaped my youth and led me into the punk rock scene. I was 14 when I heard the Dead Kennedys for the first time and they had a massive impact on me. Jello Biafra's lyrics are just so to the point and so true in a cynical way and I would even dare to say that this album is one of the corner stones of modern punk rock!
Roky Erickson & The Aliens "I think of demons". Even if I tend to repeat myself (well, those ARE my top ten albums, so it is excusable) this album is pure gold. Roky Erickson has one of the greatest voices in rock n roll and a similar tragic life story as Syd Barrett but on the bright side he has produced more great music than Syd and is still alive. I think of demons was the first album Roky recorded after his years in the Rusk State Hospital for the Criminally Insane and it's again a perfect album, not one filler. I first heard this album while I was on my very first acid trip in 1996 at Marc's place and I will always remember what I saw on the wall while listening to "Stand for the fire demon". This is another must have for any decent music collection...
The next band from Austin, TX in my top ten. I love the Buttholes and this album is my favorite. I own the LP and I guess it's the only LP in history being a double LP with only three sides, the fourth side has no groove it's just plain vinyl with drawings on it. My favorite line is from "Cough syrup": "I can't talk so I guess I have nothing to say", I love it. The songs on Electric Larryland are much softer than the older stuff, very beautiful. Well, with the Buttholes I guess you should just buy the entire discography as they are just all great.
Well, there is no better album against a sudden attack of depression than this one. All songs are killers and one is more funny than the next...nuff said...
Last I choose this album for my top ten. Well, it's not one of the best albums ever made by objective standards but it's my selection and if I were to choose only ten albums to be able to listen to for the rest of my life, this would be one of them.

That's all for today, I hope some of you will tell me their choices for the best ten albums when we next meet for a beer or two...I'm looking forward to it...

Have fun, take care and listen to a lot of music, it makes life better...

Cya

Thursday, 8 April 2010

Good-bye pornography, let's safe the children...

G'day,

Good news! My permanent residency has been granted. Finally I have some rights and I don't have to fear to get deported right away if I speak my mind. Today's topic: sex and the stupidity of politicians and the reason why they are first up against the wall comes the revolution.

But first my permanent residency arrived yesterday:
I know it doesn't do to complain but one little side note: the visa was granted some four weeks ago and even though my lawyer sent a letter to the department of immigration that he was on vacation between end of Februar and early April and requested that all mail would be sent directly to me, the clever guys from department of immigration sent the visa to him...well, that's bureaucracy...

Ok back to the main topic, it's just coincidence that the next two pictures are so close to each other, well I guess everybody knows that guy who managed to throw back Australia from a decent county in the mid 90ies back into the 50ies. I won't waste any words on him, he's history...
I will never forget the night when he lost not only the elections but also his own electoral district and for a little while Australians thought things will get better with a labor government and in some areas it did but there are other areas where the idiots are just plain stupid.
Exhibit A: Senator the Hon Stephen Conroy, Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy who devised a plan to make Australia the first western democracy to apply bigtime censorship (a la North Korea, Iran, China). I have already posted a blog entry on this in March 2009. It seems now that the plan to increase "Measures to improve safety of the internet for families" (official title) will go online in June/Juli 2010. This genial plan will obligate Australian internet service providers (ISP) to implement a blacklist of sites which are marked "RC" (refused classification) such as child (and "normal") pornography, euthanasia, computer games rated higher than MA15+, racism (haha) and other "undesirable content" such as online gambling, conspiracy theories and everything else that strikes the Australian Communications and Media Authorities (ACMA) fancy.

The first question is why to do such a thing and the answer is easy: to protect the children.

"To protect the children" seems to be a convenient reason for censorship everywhere. I remember last year back in Germany it was that moron Ursula von der Leyden (CDU) who proposed an internet censorship plan "to protect the children". I guess the dumb-nuts use this reason as it makes you anti-child-protection if you argue against it, which is not so dumb after all.

But honestly, can we protect the children by censoring realities, isn't that just pretending something doesn't exist? Well, I don't mean one should expose a five year old to a gang bang movie but if a 13 year old explores the smuttier side of the web wouldn't it be more desirable if there would be a parent explaining that this view of sexuality is a little out of touch with reality and made to meet the fantasies of grown-ups who happen to like that kind of stuff, nothing to worry about, right?

But the degenerate decendents of the most uptight and prude country ever (England) wouldn't talk about sexuality with a child if their life would depend on it. So apparently it's easier to apply censorship laws to protect the children. In recently related news:
Exhibit B: Julie Gale, Melbourne mother of two, founder of Kids Free 2b calls for a ban of softcore magazines such as Playboy, Penthouse and others from newsagents as they are "bad for children" (link here). Well, once I stopped laughing and realised that this Helen Lovejoy is serious and the 30 so-called "child experts" really believe that Playboys displayed at a newsagent are bad for children I was dumbfounded. I mean, with a playboy on display at the shop you can only see the title page and if you are lucky you can see a naked breast. Oh, doom to civilisation if children see a breast. We should probably blindfold babies when they are breastfed, eh Ms Gale? I bet your children would probably die of shock if they see you naked. Well you can pass you sick uptight ways to your children but please don't take away the pleasure of having a glance at the cover of a Playboy for 14 year old boys, you dumb nut!

Now the highlight of today's blog entry:
Exhibit C: Senator Barnaby Joyce, Shadow Minster for Regional Development, Infrastructure and Water (National Party, Queensland) AND
Exhibit D: Senator Guy Barnett (Liberal Party, Tasmania)

This formidable Laurel and Hardy team of Australia's anti-sexuality league put forward the best campaign ever: they are outlawing A-cup breasts! Yes, you read right, to quote Senator Joyce: "publications featuring small-breasted women are encouraging paedophilia."

The result of this campaign is already visible in the decisions being made by the Australian Classification Board, which is applying RC categories to publications featuring small breasted women, as opposed to the previous X-rating. According to Fiona Patten, Convenor of the Australian Sex Party (btw, the ASP is also on the internet blacklist): "We are starting to see depictions of women in their late 20s being banned because they have an A cup size. It may be an unintended consequence of the Senator’s actions but they are largely responsible for the sharp increase in breast size in Australian adult magazines of late."

Well, my female friends with A-cups, it's time to get your boobs blown up to a decent size if you like to pursue a carrier in adult entertainment in Australia. Ah and my dear friends who happen to be in a relationship with a girl with A-cups: "You fuckin' peadophils, I always thought you were decent guys but thanks to Senator Barnaby Hardy and Senator Guy Laurel I know now that you are disgusting and just you wait until Julie Gale gets her hands on you!"

And to my German readers, just don't start to snigger and think "ha ha stupid Australians" as since Nov 2008 some German dumb nut politicians have introduced § 184c into the German penal law which criminalizes sales and distribution of content depicting "adult actors who show a youthful appearance". Hustler Europe has filed a complaint with the federal constitutional court as it's banned them from selling the "Barely legal" magazines in Germany. I was not able to find if that law has been changed and if the law suit went through. It would be nice if one of you lawyer guys back home have a look in "Dreher/Troendle" for me on how the legal situation is now.

Well, apart from the idiotic unspecific term "who show a youthful appearance" (who shall judge that??) how crazy is it to allow fat granny porn but ban cute youthful looking babes? If that doesn't prove the point that politicians should be shot on sight, what does?

So judging from all that crazy shit laws it'll soon be outlawed for parents to look at their babies private parts while changing nappies. Or tell their toddler "Sorry I can't wash you down there, do it yourself".

Ok, back to dumb nut Exhibit A, Conroy, the funny thing about the whole proposal is, that IT DOESN'T FUCKING WORK. Well, let me clarify, it works if you are too stupid to look up wikipedia's entry on internet censorship (here) . In there (under point 2. Circumvention) the keen reader finds seven nice and legal ways to circumnavigate any ISP based black list. You don't need to be a computer crack or hacker to download a VPN client or similar. This leads to the next question: is Steven Conroy stupid?

I can't honestly answer this but even if he is he will probably employ one or two people who are not complete idiots and who have pointed out the simplicity of circumnavigating the black list. So if that is known, why should you go on with this plan?

One suspicion keeps creeping up from the back of my mind, control of the media. If the government can control the internet and has the power to filter "undesirable content" it very strongly reminds me of Germany in the mid to end thirties of the last century. The majority of the people will not undertake a great effort to circumvent the filters so from June/Juli this year the Australian government holds the key to censor the net as they please. Such a powerful position makes me a bit uneasy.

But as an optimist and a strong believer that it's all for the good of the children I wave a last good-bye to my favorite A-cup actresses and forget that euthanasia has ever existed. I believe that the good politicians of Australia will handle the task to protect the children of this country in a responsible way for the good of us all.

That's all for today and now I'm going to watch some good clean porn with big tittied women...

Have a great day, have fun, don't look at small boobies and stay clean (or Julie Gale will get you...)

Addendum:
Last night I when I went to bed I thought up a working solution for the child protection thing. All the plans mentioned in the blog entry are just doctoring with the symptoms of child porn not with the cause. It's not A-cup women who encourage paedophilia it's the children themselves. It's their own fault if they cause thoughts of paedophilia. So we should just remove the cause from society and take the children into protective custody. I propose we vacate Southern Australia (well, this state went down the drain anyway), build a fence and deport all underage children there. Problem solved. No adult will molest them and the main cause for paedophilia is removed. Julie Gale will be pleased, a whole state for children to be children, no softcore pornography there and no chance of seeing a naked breast...just fun and games...and us adults can just go on with our life undisturbed by all those little lolitas...

Monday, 5 April 2010

Animals (domestic), art, animals (wildlife), weddings, animals (dangerous) and stuff

G'day,

And after nearly half a year of creative break a "happy easter" to the rest of my congregation (if you still follow my blog and I can understand if you don't...)

A lot has happened, for those who don't know it yet, on 7.11.2009 Josara and me got married. It was a hot sunny day and I think I was a little overdressed with my suit but the service was all one could wish for, i.e. short and after five minutes we were lawfully husband and wife. Afterwards we went feasting and drinking with the guests. It was quite a nice wedding I must say...
"Yes"...and get on with it...
Us with our witnesses, Dorje and Jenni (thanks again!)
Party afterwards...

The next weekend Josara and me went on our honeymoon weekend to Daylesford (Thanks to Auntie Marie).

I like the poster "Health Giving Radio Active Mineral Water", hell yeah!
Our little miner's cottage...
Josara and me...
In Daylesford you have to drink during the day...
Lots of trees...
Beautiful old bathhouse...
Sequoia, huge...
Thee idiots...
Wife peering in hole...
Pump for radio active mineral water....yumm...
Lots of blossoms...
Remains of the last bushfire...
more flowers...

Next topic on the list: art!

Well there are a lot of artists, potters, painters and poets, macrame artists and musicians, salt dough bakers and sculpturers and not everyone is human. Some paintings done by chimpanzees or elephants have sold for quite decent prizes at auctions. But we have a sculpturing cat, well to be honest it's more installation art in the tradition of ready-mades by Marcel Duchamp or maybe even concept art if displayed in a row...
Untitled #1 (front view)
Untitled #1 (side view)
The artist inspecting his latest work...
Yeah...it even smells right...
The artist at work (Installation #2)...contemplating where to take the next bit off..
Yeah...right...here...

And while the cats are not creating...
This is the way to store them, nice and clean...
Isn't Willem adorable?

Shortly before Christmas last year my friend and brother Heiner came to visit us for 6 weeks. Actually he was the first of my friends from Germany who made it here and we had an awesome time.
Christmas day 2009...Heiner and me somewhere in the bush at the Brisbane Ranges...
Our campground...important: the mozzie spray...it's a lifesaver...
Several beers later the tent was erected. Please note the red circly thing in the Eucalyptus tree behind the tent...
when we came back from a little reconnaissance walk we spotted this in the tree
Well, Koalas ARE bloody overrated but still the second laziest animals on this planet (after the Sloth). One must like them for that...

Well, we spend Christmas night with some nice fellows from NZ who arrived a bit later and went to sleep around 4 in the morning after having quite a lot of beers and talks and as soon as it went light we got rudely woken by freakin Cockatoos. Man, those little fuckers are loud. I reckon appox 120 DB or more and we had 20 of them sitting in the trees around the tent...If we had a shotgun we would have used it...National Park or not...but unfortunately we didn't have one...
One loud little fucker
looking quite harmless but I don't wish them upon anyone with a hangover...

As we were awake anyway, we decided to do a little bush walk
One of the awesome things in the Brisbane Ranges National park are the Grasstrees (http://www.grasstree.com/)
Awesome Grasstrees...I like...
Another Koala...overrated but at least quiet...
Bush...

Now for something completly different: our Christmas decoration:
Beautiful, innit?
Beach between Warrnambool and Melbourne...
Different beach, this time between Melbourne and Warrnambool...

And now...wildlife in our garden.

#1 the Blue tongued lizard
I had to cut the image as he was sitting next to a heap of garbage...and I'm a bit embarassed, ah well...what the fuck...here's the original image
Well...the mess has been cleaned in the meantime...
Marbled Gecko...rescued by me during the cleaning of the chicken coop...
Cute little fella...

And now featuring the only seriously dangerous animal living in our garden:
The redback spider living in our compost bin...bite can be fatal to humans but as she stays in the bin and eats insects I don't mind her...
I quite like redbacks as long as they stay outside...

Well, nearly done for today,the last batch of pictures are from last weekend when Josara and me went for a little trip tp the Organ Pipes National Park
Rosette rock...I could make some jokes but as I sometimes have the humor of a 12 year old I just leave it...
Argh...it's hard, I mean just drill a hole in the middle...
Me, thinking if I should crack a joke...
Josara's expression convinced me not to...
More rock formations...
Creek with more rocks...
Creek with greenery...

And at that creek we spotted movement in the leaves and witnessed a skink ( probably Garden Skink but the skinks looks all alike..if you want to classify the lizard for yourself...click here: http://flyaqis.mov.vic.gov.au/cgi-bin/texhtml?form=bio_lizce ) catching and eating a moth
Skink vs moth #1
Skink vs moth #2: moth escaped...
Skink vs moth #3: no it didn't...
Skink vs moth #4
Skink vs moth #5: mmmmmm...moth...tasty
Skin vs moth #6: a glass of water would be nice now...
The organ pipes...
pipes...
and the last pic for today...

Well, I will maintain the blog more frequently again, no waiting for another half a year till the next entry, I promise...

Have a good one, take care and have fun...

Cya!