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Posted by HesterLeyNel in WPChallenge	≈ 24 Kommentaar
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24 thoughts on “WPC It IS Easy Being Green: Summer in KwaZulu-Natal”	aj vosse said:	2017-04-09 om 8:44 vm	Lyk my julle het tot die paddas gepaint! 😉
HesterLeyNel said:	2017-04-09 om 8:53 vm	Natuurlike camouflage! LikeLiked by 1 person
perdebytjie said:	2017-04-02 om 4:24 nm	Ai so mooi!
HesterLeyNel said:	2017-04-03 om 1:38 nm	Dankie Perdebytjie 😀 LikeLiked by 1 person
travel460 said:	2017-04-01 om 10:01 vm	So stil? Jou groen fotos is mooi, net so mooi soos ons dam wat oorgeneem word deur die hiasinte. Maar daar is ñ GROOT verskil. Ons hier is in ernstige moeilikheid.
HesterLeyNel said:	2017-04-03 om 1:39 nm	Liewe aarde, het Harties nog steeds daardie probleem? Ek het gedink na soveel jare sou iemand al ‘n plan bedink het.
travel460 said:	2017-04-03 om 1:44 nm	Hester, jy sal nie kan glo hoe dit op die oomblik hier lyk nie. Ons het rugbyvelde vol hiasinte voor ons. Omtrent geen bote meer op die dam. Dis regtig chaos. LikeLiked by 1 person
HesterLeyNel said:	2017-04-03 om 1:45 nm	Dis regtig so ‘n jammerte
scrapydo2.wordpress.com said:	2017-04-01 om 9:22 vm	Ek hou van die groen paddatjie.
HesterLeyNel said:	2017-04-03 om 1:40 nm	Hulle is baie cute en niks groter as jou duimnael nie. 😀 LikeLike
scrapydo2.wordpress.com said:	2017-04-03 om 11:37 nm	Hul is te cute as hul sit en roep ook. Daardie opgeblaaste keeltjies en geluid wat daar uitkom is uniek.
HesterLeyNel said:	2017-04-08 om 1:08 nm	Nou praat jy – ek verwonder my daaraan dat so ‘n klein ou paddatjie so ‘n merske lawaai kan maak. Ons verdra dit met groot geduld, want hulle hou darem die muskietbevolking in toom.
scrapydo2.wordpress.com said:	2017-04-09 om 7:03 vm	Netso en veral op n warm aand gee dit nogal atmosfeer aan die oomblik omdat verskillende kwake gehoor kan word. Hier het ons sonbesies wat dag en nag tjirrr as dit hoog seisoen is. Gelukkig oordoen hul dit net elke sewe jaar werklik irriterend.
HesterLeyNel said:	2017-04-09 om 7:19 vm	Ek neem aan dis in die droeë warm seisoen wat hulle so ekstra raserig is?
scrapydo2.wordpress.com said:	2017-04-09 om 8:59 vm	Dis waar. Meestal Februarie wanneer dit die warmste en droogste is. Hul peul sommer oornag uit hul gate. Hul hiberneer mos vir sewe jaar diep onder die grond. Kom uit wanneer klimaat ideaal is. Daars bv hierdie jaar net n enkele ou wat uitgekom het. LikeLiked by 1 person
HesterLeyNel said:	2017-04-09 om 10:43 vm	Ek wonder of dit die lawaaierige ouens is waarmee ek grootgeword het in die dorre Namakwaland. Ons het hulle koringkrieke genoem.
scrapydo2.wordpress.com said:	2017-04-09 om 11:42 nm	Nee dis nie dieselfde nie. Hul is n lawaaierige ou klomp as hul so baie is.http://www.teara.govt.nz/en/cicadas
Hier "blok" Elanè said:	2017-03-31 om 8:43 nm	Groen is mooi… hallo Hester 😊
HesterLeyNel said:	2017-04-03 om 1:42 nm	Dankie en hallo daar. Ek wens ek kan meer sê as net “hallo”, maar ek sal môre (hopelik) ‘n update gee van ons internet-situasie. LikeLiked by 1 person
Abrie Joubert said:	2017-03-31 om 8:05 nm	Groen is die land van Natal; wyd lę die velde omheen. Wolke seil hoog in die blou hemelboog en ‘n arend vlieg na die son.
HesterLeyNel said:	2017-04-03 om 1:43 nm	Hallo Abrie, en waar is die musieknote??
Abrie Joubert said:	2017-04-03 om 1:51 nm	😀🎵🎶🎹🎼🎻🎺🎷🎸🎤🎼🎼🎼
HesterLeyNel said:	2017-04-03 om 1:56 nm	Haha
rondomtaliedraai said:	2017-03-31 om 7:33 nm	Groen isw dit voorwaar! Mooi!
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