Monday 30 July

Dry sunny morning rained later

 Burnet Moth

 Horses on the beach

Meg wanting to go on the beach

Take Care

Friday 30 September

Hot & Dry at Knott End.

 I enjoyed watching this Black Headed Gull on the beach finding tasty morsels.

Chives - Allium schoenoprasum seem to have come back to life. 

 We passed this man on the sea wall - no he's not making sandcastles, he's digging for lug worms.

 Drift Wood a lovely piece but too big & heavy to carry far.

 One of the horse's in the field.

 Jet Ski racing.

 Lapwing - the colours are lovely never noticed this before.

Long-headed Poppy - Papaver dubium subsp. dubium 

 Pheasant in moult

Sea Mayweed - tripleurospermum maritimum with a small tortoiseshell on it. 

 The tide was high today.

Wild Radish - Raphanus raphanistrum

Take Care.

Tuesday 13 September

Dry Morning

 Ivy - Hedera helix should be plenty of berries for winter.

 Damson - Prunus domestica ssp. insititia good crop of fruit this year.

 Ash - Fraxinus excelsior 

 Pig sty on the pond field or as I said the other day the pong field.

Dry when I set off to do an errand and stop off to look at a flower at Lower Healey.

 Leeds Liverpool Canal - Froom St Bridge

 Leeds Liverpool Canal - Froom St Bridge

 Bottom Lodge - Lower Healey

 Lower Healey Paths

Horses that looked fed up with their lot, no wonder with the noise from the motorway.

 Top Lodge - Lower Healey

Russian Vine - Fallopia baldschuanica

Take Care.