
This week’s Sunday Stills challenge theme is ‘Ephemeral.’ See more responses here. Captions on the photos.





This week’s Sunday Stills challenge theme is ‘Ephemeral.’ See more responses here. Captions on the photos.





This week’s Sunday Stills challenge theme is ‘Antlers, Horns & Hooves.’ See more responses here. There aren’t any antlers to be seen around here, but there are horns and hooves aplenty! Captions on the photos as usual.







I looked out of my bathroom window the other day and noticed two things. One was this Green Anole on the Ti plant by the side of the house. The other was that the Ti plant had grown so tall, it was now blocking the view from the window. Later, I went out and chopped the Ti plant down to a more manageable size, checking beforehand that the anole was no longer in residence!

I was at work when I saw this bee buzzing around at the back of the building. Surely they’re not going to start a hive inside, I thought. The bee left, but when it returned I saw it was carrying a bit of a leaf. So, not a hive, but just a Leafcutter Bee nest. Clearly, it thought the hollow tube of a handle on a piece of equipment was ideal for this purpose. It was wrong. I put a piece of tape over the entrance and when the bee returned, it flitted around a bit looking for a way in. Then it disappeared outside, not to be seen again.


One of the many goats in the Kiholo area. I don’t believe it was going to take one of the canoes out on the water.

I saw this Brown Anole on a beach at Hualalai, looking good against the coarse sand.

This week’s Sunday Stills challenge theme is ‘Beaches.’ See more responses here.
I wondered if I had any beach photos, and it turns out I do have a few! Captions on the photos.









This week’s Sunday Stills challenge theme is ‘Summer insects.’ See more responses here.
In addition to their vital roles in the world, insects are also food for other creatures. Here, a House Gecko snags a good-sized moth.