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The chaffinches are getting more confident (or hungry) and will tolerate us moving around their “feeding stations” a lot more than previously which means I should, over the course of the next few months, get closer which means better quality pictures of these birds.
This week’s 52frame challenge was “Luxury”. Here’s some (sadly costume) jewellery being examined under a magnifying loupe glass
We’ve got lots of Lady Smock growing on the lawn and we are doing the whole no mow May this year so the Orange Tip Butterflies are loving the flowers that they can get at now.
I had a day trip with a couple of photography friends to the Seahouses in Northumberland and took a boat trip across to Inner Farne of the Farne Isalnds to see the Birds and Seals that live and breed there. It was an excellent day out and we were able
As the title implies I found this grass root structure on the underside of a plank that I dug out of the garden the other day. It looks like the sort of pattern you get on the sand on a beach where you have a stream flowing into the sea
This fly was awaiting opening time on this new poppy that has recently appeared on the bank of the burn.
An infra-red photograph of the Liddesdale Valley taken from the dismantled railway.
It doesn’t have quite the same beauty or emotional look as the Hay Wain by John Constable, but here’s a pleasant scene in Steele Road in the Scottish Borders.
The lambs are all growing up and getting more rambunctious every day. They like to spend the late afternoon over in our corner of their field. Mothers are looking fairly tired of all the bouncing around!
We had an afternoon of putting together our new garden furniture, very straight forward for once! When we had finished Jess needed some ball time!
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