Trees near Brunton.
Soaking up the sun.
Don't eat with your mouth open Beaky.
On the harbour wall.
Spring fields and Corston Tower
Forsythia.
Scilla siberica.
Cherry blossom.
The birch plantation.
Newly ploughed.
Catkin.
Blackthorn.
The sprout stem eaters.
Kissy, Kissy.
Hyacinth.
Reflecting on the Eden.
Grape hyacinth.
The new borns.
Goldfinch.
Ageing gracefully
Rainy day on the Tay.
Bedding violets.
Top of the totem.
Hazel catkins.
Tulips at last !
Salt Pans and windmill, St Monans.
The unknown visitor(Now ID'd as a female reed bunt…
On the wall.
Dive in there ? No thanks !
Laden.
My trusty friend Beaky.
My first bee of the year.
Sheep on the skyline.
Ripples.
Lenten rose.
Crocus in the sun.
Cyclamen.
New leaves.
The crumbling jetty.
Swans.
Tideline treasure.
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The last dance.
Another mild sunny day which I have rather wasted by setting Roomba in action upstairs, doing my usual Wednesday kitchen clean and taking delivery of groceries. My most exciting activity was cutting my hair. I was putting it off hoping that hairdressers would be working again soon but I think it's still a few weeks away so I bit the bullet. A bit raggy and shaggy but much better.
My outdoor activity was bundling prickly branches of shrub roses into the back of the car. Even managed to fit in the forsythia prunings. More forsythia to go and a lot of periwinkle to be cleared out. Then I'll get a garden team I've used before to take out the shrub roots.
Photographed my withered tulips for the last time. Now the sun is pretty well set I'm going to walk round the block just to take myself out of the house for a little bit. If there's any sun tomorrow I must get out again with the camera.
My outdoor activity was bundling prickly branches of shrub roses into the back of the car. Even managed to fit in the forsythia prunings. More forsythia to go and a lot of periwinkle to be cleared out. Then I'll get a garden team I've used before to take out the shrub roots.
Photographed my withered tulips for the last time. Now the sun is pretty well set I'm going to walk round the block just to take myself out of the house for a little bit. If there's any sun tomorrow I must get out again with the camera.
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Bonne soirée.
Even in the throes of death, this tulip manages to look quite elegant and it seems to be posing especially for you. The detail and sharpness are spot on as always and I like the grey background, which complements the colours in the flower nicely!
I hope you have a sunny day tomorrow and manage to get out with your camera.
Hopefully the sun is shining and you can enjoy a day out with the camera today.
The beauty of the ephemeral could hardly be captured more effectively.
Really gorgeous, Jean!
der perfekte Titel.
Klasse aufgenommen.
Weard
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