A beautiful warm and sunny dog walk, with just a light breeze, which meant I had a good chance of photographing my first butterfly of the year, so I took my camera and yes right on cue - this small tortoiseshell butterfly turned up at just the right moment!
the birds were in full song too, such as this wren - belting it out!!!
such a big noise from such a tiny bird -
and this chaffinch too!
My favourite kind of dog walks!
Showing posts with label blackthorn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blackthorn. Show all posts
Tuesday, 1 April 2014
Thursday, 19 September 2013
An Autumn walk - along the hedgerow
Wednesday, 17 April 2013
Signs of Spring
I was gently reminded yesterday that I should be blogging more, my excuse that I was waiting for something new to photograph, wasn't really that convincing!
It's not that I don't take my camera out with me it's just that most of my pictures are of things I have blogged about before. Our lane is still fairly leafless, and there is only so many ways of showing bare twigs and grass.
But yesterday before my mild telling off, I had been out with the camera. I had actually chosen to use my macro lens with the hope of seeing a butterfly. So please view the below pics with that in mind - macro lens!
the swallows have arrived
the birds are singing
we have catkins
and the blackthorn is just about to burst into flower
so spring is on its way and more pics of butterflies and bees too I hope!
It's not that I don't take my camera out with me it's just that most of my pictures are of things I have blogged about before. Our lane is still fairly leafless, and there is only so many ways of showing bare twigs and grass.
But yesterday before my mild telling off, I had been out with the camera. I had actually chosen to use my macro lens with the hope of seeing a butterfly. So please view the below pics with that in mind - macro lens!
the swallows have arrived
the birds are singing
we have catkins
and the blackthorn is just about to burst into flower
so spring is on its way and more pics of butterflies and bees too I hope!
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