Today in pictures

[Margaret Pilkington]

Originally Posted by shillelagh

took this on Thursday ... was so far away that we didn't know a rabbit was behind the heron till I put the photos on the computer

I like those kind of surprises. Nice shot Jen.

[mobertol]

Originally Posted by gpick24

Not posted a link with tapatalk before, hope it works.
Photographing Kingfishers | Wildlife lens

Thanks for that -very interesting. I haven't seen 'my' Kingfisher for a while. Not sure if it's a nesting area or not - have always seen it at around the same time in the same area in the past though....

[mobertol]

Originally Posted by Accyexplorer

A few random landscape pics from my trip to silverdale

Lovely beach and not a soul in site -perfect. That windswept tree is great.

[Margaret Pilkington]

Originally Posted by davemac

Today in Pictures, wet bits akimbo.

1. The countryside now has a brown tinge to it as the grass goes to seed.
2. I have stood here through different seasons, and every view is a pleasure.
3. You can see the brown tinge to the grass as it moves in the breeze like a morning mist.
4. Seeds waiting to leave home on the next gust.
5. We have entered the digital age, its Digi-talis.
6. Someone left a gate open, and all the wickthings escaped.
7. The disappearing jetty, it get less every year.
8. I tried to identify thith, but couldn't so ith a moth on a thithle.
9. Time for the uphill part of the way home.
10. A last look back, with a possible look of rain in the air.

Number 5 is ripe for the colour selction treatment Dave......and it would look brilliant.

[Margaret Pilkington]

Originally Posted by mobertol

Lovely beach and not a soul in site -perfect. That windswept tree is great.

I agree....and that tree would look brilliant in Mono......very dramatic.

[Accyexplorer]

Originally Posted by mobertol

Lovely beach and not a soul in site -perfect. That windswept tree is great.

Yes, it was surprisingly quite (just how I like it), I've a few more pics to upload so watch this space

[Accyexplorer]

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

I agree....and that tree would look brilliant in Mono......very dramatic.

I agree M, I may have a play with some of the pics at a later date, I'm just sorting them out into categories for now as I've 140 pics to go through

[Margaret Pilkington]

You must put it on here when you have 'fettled' it.
I would be interested to see it.....though I can see it in my head

[Accyexplorer]

A few random animal pics from the other day

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[Accyexplorer]

Here is the link to my YouTube clip(s)....for anyone who's gives a monkeys

[mobertol]

A few of mine from today - subjects a bit ripetitive but I wanted to see if I could identify that fungus under the oak tree and I think I have found it - a Boletus spp as DaveMac suggested - see pics on these links to compare. B. queletii « boletales.com
Boletus queletii - Funghi Commestibili - Funghi in Italia - Fiori in Italia - Forum Micologia e Botanica

Don't know if I'll risk picking them and eating them though!

[Margaret Pilkington]

not todays Pics...but some from yesterday that I have 'fettled'.
Number 4 is the original.(as if you hadn't guessd).

[Accyexplorer]

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

not todays Pics...but some from yesterday that I have 'fettled'.
Number 4 is the original.(as if you hadn't guessd).

Very Aesthetically Pleasing M

[Margaret Pilkington]

thank you...just me messing around.
I like messing around. If they told me it was work(or housework) I wouldn't do it!
Just an aside here. In picture number 1 does the chap behind the nurse look like that comedian from the PG tips advert(or is it just me who thinks that)....I can't think of his name right now(having a grey moment).

[gpick24]

Johnny Vegas?