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In memory of Marie-claire who loved Nature
Today's Sunday Challenge is: Dreaming
Yesterday we visited the Aston Locks Nature Reserve again and saw a pair of swans, 4 coots, an unidentified bird of prey (possibly a kestrel) and a delightful area of what appears to be Cuckoo Flower in one of the ponds. It would have been nice to collect all of this together as a dream photo, but the coots were too far away and the hawk was a blur in the sky. So here is a collage of dreaming.
The bird hide is now open, and a cold spring has arrived.
Yesterday we visited the Aston Locks Nature Reserve again and saw a pair of swans, 4 coots, an unidentified bird of prey (possibly a kestrel) and a delightful area of what appears to be Cuckoo Flower in one of the ponds. It would have been nice to collect all of this together as a dream photo, but the coots were too far away and the hawk was a blur in the sky. So here is a collage of dreaming.
The bird hide is now open, and a cold spring has arrived.
Nouchetdu38, Doug Shepherd, Rosalyn Hilborne, Ecobird and 24 other people have particularly liked this photo
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Füsun
It's always great to see a bird of prey - even if you don't get a photo and the swans are gorgeous.
Top left is definitely a Cuckoo Flower (I took a photo of one the other day), but I can't tell what the ones in the water are, but they look lovely.
Amelia club has replied to Keith Burton clubKeith Burton club has replied to Amelia clubAmelia club has replied to Keith Burton clubWe have it growing in our garden pond. It has narrow ovoid leaves and a very uniquely shaped flower.
Keith Burton club has replied to Amelia clubI have an App on my phone called PlantNet............it allows you to take a close up photo of a plant, tree etc and helps with identification. It's pretty reliable if you're into that sort of thing.
I like this picture very much!
It is a very different and exciting composition
Fantastic colours too
Best Wishes, and stay safe!!
Peter
RIP dear Marie-claire.
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