from my last couple of walks ;
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| Dunnock |
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| Lesser Periwinkle |
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| Coltsfoot |
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| Opposite-leaved Golden Saxifrage |
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Sunday 14th June
Overcast. Sunny from late afternoon. 13/21/17c. E/NE2-4 Took a wee wander around the Southern end of Ruchill Park. 2 firsts of the year...
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I was on my way along the canal to Morrisons this morning when i noticed that one of the Kelvindale pair of Mute Swans was covered in bloo... -
Sunshine & Light wintry showers. 0/5/3c. W3 F&C CANAL (Ruchill St > Clydebank) A much better day for my weekly walk to Cl... -
Overcast. Sunny from late afternoon. 13/21/17c. E/NE2-4 Took a wee wander around the Southern end of Ruchill Park. 2 firsts of the year...
That's a perfect shot of the Dunnock. I love those little things, they scuttle about in the undergrowth and I rarely get a good sighting of those I have here.
ReplyDeleteLovely to see the blue and yellow flowers too.
Thank you Toffeeapple. That's exactly what the Dunnock was doing "scuttling" but thankfully it paused for a couple of seconds.
DeleteGorgous photos Dean - I too love Dunnocks although for some unknown reason I haven't seen one in the garden yet this year and yet usually there are several about. Lovely too to see Coltsfoot as it is a plant I don't often see round here.
ReplyDeleteThank you Caroline. We've been getting up to 3 Dunnocks in our back court, feeding on the crumbs from the suet ball feeder.
DeleteColtsfoot is plentiful round here.