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24.01.2022 Today’s catch. A horseshoe vortex and a mid level funnel over Trentham, Victoria on the leading edge of the cloudband!!! 11th February 2021

23.01.2022 An RFD spreads north while the rotating wall cloud is absorbed by rain wrapping, the storm weakened over the next 15 minutes but retained its flank and eventually a non rotating updraft near Griffith NSW 23rd November 2020 Photo: Clyve Herbert

20.01.2022 High based storms often generate a chaotic looking sky...Kurraca West, Victoria 11th November 2020 Photo: Jane Herbert

20.01.2022 High based storms were a feature of western Victoria today...associated with a slow moving trough...lack of surface heating saw the storms remain "non surface based" South of Serpentine, Victoria 11th November 2020 Photo: Jane Herbert

18.01.2022 Cockatoos 'discussing' who's the boss! Trentham, Victoria 11th February 2021 Photo: Jane Herbert

18.01.2022 A veil of pileus drapes over a bludgeoning updraft. NE of Goolgowi, NSW 23rd November 2020 Photo: Jane Herbert

18.01.2022 Tiny little Bass Strait vortex sitting very close to the Tasmania north coast complete with a little "eye" ... (Clyve)

18.01.2022 Father emu and his singleton chick which is very unusual - the singleton chick I mean. Most clutches are 5-15 young. The male incubates the eggs and doesn't leave the nest to eat, drink or defecate for 8 weeks and the only fluid they get is dew they can reach from the nest....they live off their fat and then raise and look after the young for months.......the females wander off after the eggs have been laid and have nothing more to do with the process. 22nd November 2020 Northern Country, Victoria Photo: Jane Herbert

18.01.2022 This is "Cheeky" ...a smart cockatoo .....each morning he comes to the back door making a fuss to get a feed of grain....if we don't get there fast enough "Cheeky" will start to pull the door seals apart....he has already wrecked one flyscreen....a good example of birds manipulating humans !..Trentham, Victoria 8th February 2021 Photo: Clyve Herbert

17.01.2022 Off to practice with my variable ND filter on the spillway below Daylesford Lake this afternoon...I've always loved water in slow motion and this filter makes it lots of fun. (2.5 secs) 2nd November 2020 Photo: Jane Herbert

17.01.2022 A gorgeous little Superb Fairy Wren posed for me at Cairn Curran Reservoir.

15.01.2022 OMG at the hail!!! and have a look at the photos included in comments!!!! I think you could say that the hail was giant!!!! SE Queensland.

15.01.2022 Even the kookaburras aren't used to the heat this summer, because we haven't had much of it for them to get used to. This guy was wings akimbo in the afternoon sun while keeping an eye out for any movement below. Stoney Creek, Trentham, Victoria 10th February 2021 Photo: Jane Herbert

14.01.2022 Isolated storm on the Hay Plains New South Wales....as flat as a tack !....plenty of sheep and millions of bush flies..occasional Emu's and Kangaroos....23rd November 2020 Photo: Clyve Herbert

14.01.2022 Spectacular "twins" southern Ocean storms today one near Australia and the other in the South Indian Ocean...11th November 2020

14.01.2022 A family of Australian Wood Ducks looking seriously cute......heading for the water.... 19th October 2020 Trentham, Victoria Photos: Jane Herbert

13.01.2022 Storms southwest of Grenfell developed rapidly in temperatures near 40c and dew points near 20c....the intense microburst from this storm dropped the temperature to 22c in just minutes...we estimated winds between 100 and 120kph...1st December 2020 Photo: Clyve Herbert

12.01.2022 Severe storm cranks up west of Grenfell, NSW. The storm went on to produce severe microbursts with lots of tree damage over a 30km stretch SW of Grenfell. When this image was taken the temperature was 39.9C with a dewpoint of 20C. 1st December 2020 Photo: Jane Herbert

12.01.2022 Grey Fantails have voices that sound far larger than their size - or so it seems as their call follows you about - they are such small birds and so well camouflaged that you have to stand still for quite a while before they gain enough confidence to move so you can actually find them.....such expressive little birds. Wombat Forest, Trentham 1st November 2020 Photos: Jane Herbert.

11.01.2022 Yes Australia does get huge hail - spare a thought for southeast Queenslanders this afternoon....

10.01.2022 A tiny slither of rain descends from a developing storm near Griffith NSW 23rd November 2020 Photo: Jane Herbert

09.01.2022 Majestic low pressure system passing close to the Australian southern coast today !...Visible satellite image. 11th November 2020

08.01.2022 There was McKenzie Falls with the sun and mist in my camera lens and then there was Broken Falls around the corner which was just as pretty in its own way.... Grampians, Victoria 28th October 2020 Photo: Jane Herbert

07.01.2022 A happy Vegemite ....Jane taking in a receding storm on the Hay Plains of southern New South Wales Australia... 23rd November 2020 Photo: Clyve Herbert

06.01.2022 As the native trees and shrubs become more established we have seen more and more native birds coming into the backyard. Keeping the windows clean allows me to use the house as a blind. This Yellow Rumped Thornbill is one of a small group hunting insects in the late afternoon. 22nd October 2020 Trentham, Victoria Photo: Jane Herbert

06.01.2022 Gang Gangs, a type of cockatoo, as well as having a vocalisation sounding like rusty gates, are real characters and not particularly worried by people. I love the way his character stands out in this shot.. McKenzie Falls, Grampians, Victoria 28trh October 2020 Photo: Jane Herbert

05.01.2022 Such sweet little birds flitting about in front of you as you walk along bush tracks, rarely stopping for more than a second or two...the males stunning in their breeding plumage. Superb Fairy Wren. Wombat Forest, Trentham 1st November 2020 Photos: Jane Herbert

05.01.2022 Rapidly developing storm southwest of Grenfell NSW today...these storms developed strong microbursts causing general tree damage 1st December 2020 Photo: Jane Herbert

05.01.2022 Convection!!! NE of Goolgowi, NSW 23rd November 2020 Phozo: Jane Herbert

04.01.2022 Currently we are sort of stuck in Victoria as the NSW border is still firmly shut to us.....as is the Queensland border as well to New South Welshmen, so we are having to explore our own state sans storms because they have hijacked them further north. We decided to spend a couple of days in the Grampians in western Victoria because we had never been intto the area (other than to chase storms as they moved east away from the area) so we booked a couple of nights in a caravan park in Halls Gap and hit the road in the motorhome......The caravan park and its surrounds is home to a few mobs of kangaroos and judging by the number of joeys in pouches it's been a good year so far....Halls Gap, Victoria 27th October 2020 Photo: Jane Herbert

04.01.2022 A wet microbursts is about to make ground contact ....southwest of Grenfell NSW...1st December 2020 Photo: Clyve Herbert

04.01.2022 The first Silvereye (10-12.5cm beak to tail) I've ever seen in the garden and the house has been here for 13 years!!! Much excitement from me - and he landed on the new grevillea I have just planted!!!! 22nd October 2020 Trentham, Victoria Photo: Jane Herbert (click for full tryptich)

03.01.2022 Feeding time at the zoo.....they are such characters and there's only one who insists on eating the house and screams at you while he does it....and it's not Grubby. This is Grubby and his friend. Trentham, Victoria 8th February 2021 Photo: Jane Herbert

02.01.2022 A cascading rainshaft emerging from a high based cumulonimbus Serpentine, Victoria 11th November 2020 Photo: Jane Herbert

02.01.2022 This was a non rotating companion to a supercell located near Griffith, suspect this storm formed near a forward flank of the supercell and was seeded by an extensive anvil...23rd November 2020 Photo: Clyve Herbert

01.01.2022 Isolated deluge on the "Hay Plains" ..about 60klm northeast of Hay NSW...23rd November 2020 Photo: Jane Herbert