Don't worry though, all the running has not stopped me from noticing nature!

Check out these rowdy rainbow lorikeets making use of an "elevated bird waterer" on my #urban trail run yesterday.
Great example of #biodiversitySensitiveUrbanDesign
🌏🪶🌈🦜

A garden bed all in Walyalup (Fremantle) that has a dark brown metal sculpture set in the top designed to hold water in a small hollow. The wall is infront of a large Moreton Bay fig tree, the trunk and lower foliage visible in the background of the image. The sculpture includes to casts of frogs that seem to be approaching the small pool of water. Before the photo was taken, a willy wagtail was drinking and bathing in the water.

People think that providing for nature in cities is hard, but it can be as simple as making a hollow in the top of a wall that fills with rain or sprinkler water:
✅bee drinks station
✅bird bath

#BiodiversitySensitiveUrbanDesign #BSUD #conservation🌏
*frogs pictured are not real!