Yellow ribbons are symbols of ‘welcome home’ and I find it interesting as autumn becomes spring, yellow is the first colour you see in the West Australian bush. On my bush walks in Esperance and Narrogin I felt this deep sense of being welcomed back where I am always happy. Spring brings hope of new life. On wet gloomy days there were splashes of brilliant yellow to liven the landscape. The wild orchids have arrived early too. They are tiny and exquisite. And, then … my first glimpse of a Western Golden Whistler who was singing his little heart out. 
These were some of my happy moments in the past month and I’m happy to share them with you.
As always
a dawn bird
In response to A Photo A Week Challenge – Yellow
A Shared Space 
Wonderful photo journal to view Dawn.
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Glad you enjoyed the pics, Paul. It’s gorgeous all over the State.
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Yes, just glorious to see the emerging fresh life.
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So glad for you that your spring is arriving, an exciting time of year in the natural world. Love that yellow and brown orchid!
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I thought of you so much in the midwest where the flowers are blooming by the millions. In the south the tiny fairy orchids are out and I’ll post more pics in a day or two. That orchid is a donkey orchid.
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Thank you for sharing your happy place with us, Dawn. It makes me happy too.
PS. I am hoping my comments problem has been resolved. 🙂
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Glad you enjoyed the pics. I have been getting your comments but I think a while back there was silence. I thought you were away.
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Yay. I couldn’t see them. Not sure why. I contacted WP about my comment problem and they did some magic techo thing so hopefully everything is fixed now.
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Such lovely pics!
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Thanks, Punam. Spring is a wonderful time here.
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