Here's a Puddock's best friend looking unusually reflective on a clear autumn day. She must have been taking a break from the digging - her usual occupation!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
the wildlife, plants and rocks of my bit of earth
Great websites
Labels
- a lost way of life
- Abriachan
- Anemone nemorosa
- Autumn
- beauty in unexpected places
- being a townie
- bereavement
- birds
- bluebells
- brambles
- Brimstone moth
- camouflage
- coltsfoot
- country living
- crofting
- cutting the grass
- dangers of pruning
- dog rose
- dreams of summer
- driving in the Highlands
- Durer
- Equisetum sylvaticum
- False Morel
- first-footing
- flowering currant
- frogs
- fungi
- gathering acorns
- gathering seaweed
- Gerry Cambridge
- gorse
- hallucinations
- happy pictures
- hares
- Hogmanay
- horsetails
- hoverfly
- insects
- J.R.R. Tolkien
- Jack Russell Terrier
- kestrels
- larch
- leeches
- letting nature flourish
- lichen
- Loch Ness monster
- midges
- moles
- moths
- Mount Doom
- nettles
- newts
- not all sunshine and honeysuckle
- not posting
- November
- orange ladybirds
- orchids
- passing places
- Peacock butterflies
- pheasants
- photographs
- ploughing
- poetry
- primulas
- puddocks
- rain
- rainbows
- reading by the fire
- roaring lochs
- robert Frost
- roe deer
- roses
- seed heads
- September
- sheep
- shield bugs
- Slug Appreciation Society
- slugs
- snowdrops
- snowy weather
- Spring - signs of
- sunsets
- sweeping chimneys
- the benefits of hanging out your washing
- the darkest days
- the obstinacy of cows
- the wood
- thorny plants
- ticks
- toads
- Wendy Wood
- wrens
No comments:
Post a Comment