Cyclamen.
Sundown on East Lomond.
Crocus in the sun.
Lenten rose.
Ripples.
Sheep on the skyline.
My first bee of the year.
The bird hunter.
My trusty friend Beaky.
Laden.
Dive in there ? No thanks !
On the wall.
The unknown visitor(Now ID'd as a female reed bunt…
Salt Pans and windmill, St Monans.
Tulips at last !
Hazel catkins.
Top of the totem.
Bedding violets.
Rainy day on the Tay.
Field colour and geometry.
Ageing gracefully
Dunnock.
I think it needs some mice.
New leaves.
The crumbling jetty.
Crocus stamens and pistil.
Swans.
Tideline treasure.
Clockwork cat.
Encased.
The icicle tree.
Beaky in the snow.
A snowy start to the day. From my window 25/50
Outside looking in.
2020 ? Forget it ! Just bring me the bird seed !
Buds.
Moonset. 365/366 Week 53 (Dec. 30th - 31st)
A watched kettle. (in the kitchen)
Snowy night. 364/366
One daffodil.
Shampoo island. 363/366
Striped.
The three trees from another angle. 362/366
Greenfinch squabble.
Birds, birches and a big hill.
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And it was this big !
A day when I plucked my eyebrows, checked my bank account, payed my road tax and set Roomba going downstairs while I went to the Pillars for milk and bread. I parked at a distance from the shop to get in some walking and was half way there when I realised my mask was back in the car. So a bit more walking than I intended . Starting out again I was behind three people who walked abreast right across the roadway, stopped while one went to peer into a cottage window, looked as if they might move on then another had to look in the window and return to stand in the road and then the third had to peek too. Eventually they noticed me but even then I had to cross the road and walk on a very muddy verge to keep clear of them. I did actually speak up about their inability to understand what two metres or six feet was but as I didn't sound grumpy I 'm not sure they got it. Thankfully they weren't going into the shop. Afterwards I went to Birnie. It had rained all day so I thought there would be fewer people and there were. The plan was to photograph birds but I had forgotten to bring bird food. What an idiot ! Had a bit more of a walk instead and ended up entranced by the patterns of water and melting ice. Got distant shots of a heron and back at the car park stood photographing a group of distant ducks for ages. Oh, and snowdrops. Came home and learned that ducks eat anything including crawfish, frogs, newts, beetles and fish. And here am I thinking they were vegetarian for eighty two years
ROL/Photo, tiabunna, Annemarie, Keith Burton and 16 other people have particularly liked this photo
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M♥rJ Photogr♥phy !!… club has replied to Taormina clubBon Weekend salutaire.
And like you, I get so fed up with people like that but I envy you. Here, the Spanish have absolutely ZERO idea of social distancing. For them it is an impossibility. Might as well forbid breathing!
Jean has replied to Andy Rodker clubEnjoy your weekend
I knew they ate insects, water snails and worms, but had no idea about the frogs and crawfish! As I often say, we learn something new on here every day!
Anyway, I loved your picture today! It reminded me of a picture Steve took, and also one that I took! I've linked them for you if you would like to see...and I hope you have a GREAT day! :D
Steve's: www.ipernity.com/doc/312359/35484093
Mine: www.ipernity.com/doc/290645/17695557
Jean has replied to Janet Brien clubtja das mit dem Abstand haben einige nicht so verstanden. Und vegetarische Enten wären schon was besonderes :) .
Klasse Foto.
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Lovely light and reflections on this partly iced over stretch of water.........the cold blue tones are gorgeous. I love the posing duck of course!
Very nicely captured Jean.
I had forgotten my mask so many times that about a month ago, I bought a few disposable ones.........I now carry some in my camera bag, some in the glove compartment of the car and Jackie has a few in her handbag. I'm pleased to report that since then, neither of us has forgotten our masks :-)))
Jean has replied to Keith Burton clubLesson learned!
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