Friday 12 September

I took a few photos today but I like this one of the cat waiting patiently

She (I am convinced it was female as it was pretty) was down Sunny Brow among the brambles, she looked white but had tinges of ginger on her coat, we watched her for a few minutes and she watched us. 

Take Care

Thursday 13 October

Damp morning.

 Charlie Robin was waiting for us 

Patience is a virtue - this cat has plenty.

Take Care.

Thursday 21 April

Along the sea wall - weather still good.

 This cat was looking out to sea, did not give us a glance.

 Ribwort - Plantago lanceolata

Solomon's seal - Polygonatum multiflorum - probably escaped from a nearby garden.

Take Care.

Thursday 7 May

Dry again, George arrived and we soon met up with Sue and the tribe.

The Bistort is well advanced on the rucks, the patch I watch for the season has no flower stems yet. Amazing what a difference an area can have on them.

Dipper was on the river.
Thyme Leaved Speedwell

Welsh Poppy

Flower Bud

Showing the future seed pod

Had to take this - Saffie she is a house cat & lives next door, she watches us as we arrive home after our walk.

She loves to lie in the window, watching & sleeping.

Tuesday 28 April

Dry again after yesterday's steady down pour.

Amazing what a little rain can do, everything seems to grow overnight.

This bee was sunning it's self.

Bush Vetch almost in flower.
Colt's-foot

Columbine

Bistort Buds

An intruder we moved him on but no doubt he was back after we had gone.

Horse Chestnut flowers.

Horse Chestnut

Comfrey Buds

Thyme Leaved Speedwell

White Pinion Spotted - ID with the help of Chorley Natural History Society.

Wintercress