Some scenes from here and there:
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| A banana stalk fly (Telostylinus lineolatus) perched on the thorns of a tree at the Ho'omaluhia Botanical Garden. |
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| A sunset swim. |
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| Lau Pele also known as Edible Hibiscus (Abelmoschus manihot) is a vegetable common on many of the Pacific Islands. |
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| Red Tilapia in the lake at Ho'omaluhia botanical garden. These fish are so used to people feeding them that they come right to the shore where the water is only a few inches deep. |
A note from Diana:
With very few exceptions, every picture on this blog was taken by Siwa. I want to thank her for tirelessly recording the world through our family's eyes, and more particularly through her own. Even though she is no longer a child, she hasn't lost the ability to see life with wonder and appreciation for the smallest of details. It's as if she goes through life carrying a magnifying glass. I so admire that in her. Thanks Siwa for magnifying the world for the rest of us through your lens.
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