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Walked up to the Common from the village with my camera, and spotted a Six-spot Burnett on some field scabious. Was also rather then by some of the…
Another walk up Maspie Den, and a field en-route had a vast number of Northern March Orchids in flower. It was also a pleasure to see water in…
I loved the colours, and the contrast between the white window surround, the black wrought iron and window box, and the orange of the marigolds. Shutter speed: 1/1250s Aperture: ƒ/1.7…
These woods are owned by the Woodland Trust, and have the most wonderful, fragrant spread of bluebells in May. They also have many wonderful broadleaf trees of various…
Back to this wonderful place when the bluebells were out. Shutter speed: 1/140s Aperture: ƒ/1.7 ISO: 51 Focal length: 4.38mm Taken: 26 May, 2022 11:05 Camera: Pixel 4a Location: 56° 31.6406667′ 0″ N 3° 23.8733333′…
After some heavy rain I took this of the lovely raindrops on the Cotinus (Smoke Bush). That rain seems so far ago as now, on the 21st July,…
I can’t remember last time I saw such a display of bluebells – real bluebells, not the imposters. They are also scented. The wood and some surrounding land…
I was given a succulent some time ago. It multiplied, I divided it, and now the original plant is flowering. I have no idea what kind of succulent!…
The village I live in has lots of stone walls, some old and significant enough that they are listed! There are all sorts of plants growing in the…
I found these incredibly difficult to take photos of. This isn’t good (the background is my neighbours’ garage) but it does show both flower stalks, a bud, open…