Here's a couple of views from yesterday, a neighbour is having their drive re-surfaced so I discretely snapped a couple of photos.....
as you can see in the top photo the weather was foggy and stayed like that most of the day.
Linking with Jane for more Thursday views
On Wednesday however as the weather was beautiful, I went on a little walk down to Hill Hook Nature Reserve so I thought I'd show you some photos from there.....
a big welcome!
The beauty of bare trees and branches
The old Corn Mill
Does anyone know the name of this type of fungi?
and to finish, some heart shapes.....is the one below for real or man made?
and finally a sweet little Robin with a heart shaped stump below him....awwww!
Suzy
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It was very misty here in Greenock too. Love the photographs.
ReplyDeleteLiz @ Shortbread & Ginger
Oh Suzy I've seen these before too they're great aren't they I think they are mushroom tree ears... Auricularia_auricula-judae think they are edible and they look fantastic... lovely to join you on your walk. Cx
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ReplyDeleteBetter late than never , so the saying goes.
I think it had to be! Your post is beautiful.
Fantastic photos .. you are so lucky to have caught the little robin..tried the other day..when i went for my camera..he had flown away.
Incredible sculptures out of the trees.
Its misty here too. Had a little giggle about the "violence"..i have often had those feelings with blogger.);
wishing you a great week..
val x
Such a lovely lot of photos, what a foggy morning.
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures, particularly the dear little Robin. The fungi is Wood or Mouse Ear Fungi "Hireneola auricula-judae".
ReplyDeleteIt was misty here yesterday too and never lifted all day. I think the fungus is known as Jew's ear I don't know its latin name. The nature reserve looks lovely:)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful winter photos - you've got a great camera and 'eye for a picture'! Jx
ReplyDeleteWhat a difference a day makes eh Suzy? Your woody photos are gorgeous. There's always so many textures to capture in the woods. Lovely.
ReplyDeletePatricia x
I can't upload any photos...so I'm glad that you could! There's a lot of love in the forest!
ReplyDeleteJane x
What beautiful pictures, I love the wooden scarecrow and seat.
ReplyDeleteThe bare branches are beautiful and it's nice to see the ivy on the trunks.
It's been misty here too for days and absolutely freezing.....
I hate it when you lose everything on the laptop....I'm surprised mine hasn't been thrown at the wall.xxxxx
I always enjoy your photos Suzy. What a great walk, and love the red robin best of all! xx
ReplyDeletemight have to label you queen of the fungi!they do usually make a fine photo, all the best, David
ReplyDeleteWhat great photos from the nature reserve. We just had yet another day of thick fog on Thursday (and Friday!)
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