Tag: Ta Qali National Park

  • Basenji & Great Dane – Play with me!

    Felicia met a new friend in Ta Qali the other day, his name is Logan.. Logan is a three-year-old sixty-kilo Great Dane while Felicia is a four-month-old seven-kilo Basenj. Felicia was a little hesitant at first and so was Logan. But soon she becomes braver and wants to play! And they played!!! 💚“The size doesn’t…

  • Happiness & Joy!

    That was yesterday, when we celebrated Christmas Eve at home. Today, we went to Ta Qali Nature Park. A blue sky with few clouds, green grass and plenty of wildflowers. It felt like spring in the air. While Fanny could run without a leash as usual, little Felicia jumped happily and curiously around in the…

  • More from Ta’ Qali

    Here are some more images from Ta’ Qali Nature Park. The weather here on the island is fantastic considering that we are already in November. It’s the first time this year that I see a ladybug and the berries of the olive trees are ready to be harvested. Now that the first rains have fallen…

  • Trees, Wood & Thoughts

    The tree on the top is from San Anton Gardens in Attard while the one above was taken when I was walking with Fanny in Victoria Lines And yes, if you look closely you can see my dog sniffing on the ground. Cones are an important part of many trees. Here you can see Figs…

  • Back..

    …back to my daily life here in Malta after a couple of weeks in Sarawak, Malaysia. Today’s images are from yesterday’s visit to Ta Qali Park. Nature has changed, in some way, it feels more subdued. It’s winter now, not so many colorful flowers, besides the yellow ones that bloom all year round. These special…

  • Spring is in the air

    Yesterday we went to Ta Qali Park. Usually we never go there on the weekends when the summer is over because there are too many people and you can’t have your dog without leash. But we were all alone.I haven’t been here for a while and was really surprised. It felt like spring even though…

  • Trees on Tuesdays

    One of the few old trees still left in Malta. Too many trees are cut down to build wider roads. Tree trunks and a bit of imagination can create different kinds of figures.“The best friend on earth of man is the tree. When we use the tree respectfully and economically, we have one of the…

  • Time to Harvest

    There are plenty of olive trees in Ta Qali Park and I’ve seen how they’ve grown since last spring.Now they are ripe and ready to pick.This morning my dear husband came home with a whole bag of olives, at least several kilos. Soon he realized that the best thing is to remove the pits before…

  • Dragon fly – The One and Only

    I’ve only seen a very few dragonflies this year and those I’ve seen have flown by quickly. Certainly I was happy when I found this one sitting on a twig in Ta Qali National Park. I was worried it would fly away and therefore had difficulty adjusting the focus quickly, but I’m pretty happy anyway.

  • Today’s plant – Flower of the Day

    This may not be a flower. But it’s a kind of plant and since all flowers are plants……this tiny plant is my flower of the day. I don’t know what kind of plant this is but there are plenty of them now in Ta Qali Park. “In all things of Nature there is something of…

  • Flower of the Day

    This is a very small flower that I found in Ta Qali National Park. Perhaps someone know what kind of flower it is. Cee’s Photo Challenge

  • Mating Butterflies

    Close encounters.Ta Qali National Park, Malta, 20 July 2019.

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