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Just One Swan a Swimming!
Just One Swan a Swimming!
What a beautiful day! So off we went to the river in Bedford…..and look who we saw, displaying herself to maximum effect! She didn’t want to look at me but I love her reflection in the water. I’ve really done nothing to enhance the colour-that’s the sky reflecting in the water! Well, I hope you like them. That’s All! See Ya xx
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Raindrops on.........
Raindrops on………
A bit of rain followed by a bit of sun and blue sky……
Whole little worlds!
That’s All!
See Ya xx
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Cerinthe in the Rain
Cerinthe in the Rain
I inherited a plant from my mum that always amazes me with both its hardiness and ability to survive almost anything coupled with its amazing flowers. The cerinthe’s flowers remind me of dragons….maybe it’s the way they fall and the shape of them. I think they’re lovely – my dragon flower the Cerinthe.
That’s All!
See Ya xx
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What's Underneath.....
What’s Underneath…..
On a walk around a local park I came across many different fungi and quite a lot of them had been kicked/knocked over, most likely by children….no judgement…..I used to do it myself when I was a child! But what was revealed underneath was rather lovely….
That’s All!
See Ya xx
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Amethyst Deceiver
Earlier this week I took my grandsons to Cooper’s Hill in Ampthill, Bedfordshire. Whilst they were climbing trees and having fun I was spotting fungi. And then I found some purple fungi…..I’ve never seen purple fungi before so I was very excited and out came the trusty camera. Research led me to finding out that they are called Amethyst Deceiversand are edible (though I’m not going to be frying…
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Kaffir Lilies in the Rain
Kaffir Lilies in the Rain
I most enjoy bright sunny days for photography…..however, the rain can produce some lovely effects. These Kaffir Lilies have just come out in the last week and very pretty they are too…..
And one from above!
Hope you like them!
That’s All!
See Ya xx
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An Ode to the Stinking Iris, Poor Thing!
An Ode to the Stinking Iris, Poor Thing!
We have many stinking irises in our garden-they are very hardy and will survive almost anything including very vigorous hack backs by myself! They are so prevalent that I sometimes forget how pretty the flowers are and how striking the seeds and seedpods too…..
Quite complicated and pretty!
And here’s the seed pod….
Bursting with seeds!
Wow!
Ah purdy!
Now sometimes I can be inspired towards…
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Dahlias at RHS Garden Wisley
Dahlias at RHS Garden Wisley
We picked the perfect day last week to visit Wisley….what an amazing place with floral displays that were second to none. Being a dahlia fan, I was hoping they’d have a good selection and I wasn’t disappointed! Look……………
So you see, I was a very happy dahlia-loving bunny!
That’s All!
See Ya xx
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Dragonflies-again!
It seems I can’t resist them! Here’s a few more dragonflies…..
And there’s a few from Turkey……
And that’s about it!
That’s All!
See Ya xx
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Drowsy Dragonfly
It’s not often that dragonflies stay still enough for the number of photos I got of this one today. But this one seemed to be enjoying the sun and had decided the background showed off his colouring to a tee!
It’s called a Migrant Hawker Dragonfly.
The hawthorn berries seem to suit him very well!
What an amazing head!
That’s All!
See Ya xx
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More Glorious Dahlias
Dahlias featuring raindrops!
That’s All!
See Ya xx
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Pink Dahlias
I have planted 2 dahlia beds and today I’m going to feature the perfect pink ones. The photos are taken in the sun (very hot) and after the rain (ah a little cooler!).
I hope you like them! Me….I’m obsessed!
That’s All!
See Ya xx
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Scarlet Tiger Moth
In June this year, along the banks of a little stream near where I live, there appeared loads of brightly coloured moths that flew past at speed in a flash of red. When resting, these moths do not appear very brightly coloured……
However, the underneath of their wings tells a different story……..
There were also lots of them coming out of their chrysalis’ looking rather crumpled………
You can…
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Scarlet Pimpernel
They are teeny tiny but so pretty when you look closely and I can’t quite bear to pull them up as weeds…..yet!
Just look at those colours!
And the flower is no bigger than your little finger nail!!
That’s All!
See ya xx
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Nasturtiums in Evening Sun
Nasturtiums in Evening Sun
I think I love everything about nasturtiums-the leaves, the buds and the flowers…….
That’s All!
See Ya xx
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The Most Amazing Hoya!
The Most Amazing Hoya!
I was given a Hoya Carnosa about 4 years ago and it did nothing for 2 years. I then moved it to an upstairs windowsill with sun in the afternoon…………….
Oh me oh my! I think it likes it here! It had one lot of flowers last year and this year it has 6! It is also called the Porcelain plant or the Wax plant.
It is the most amazing (as in the title) textured plant!
These are the flower…
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Astrantia
I usually like plants that are bright and vivid but for some reason the Astrantia has always been a flower that I absolutely love-it’s so delicate and fine and just gorgeous, and I am pleased to say I have them in my garden!
If you wanted a proper description….here it is!
“Astrantia are clump-forming herbaceous perennials with palmately lobed basal leaves and branched, erect, wiry stems…
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