A pastel blue and bluish-pink characterised this rising north moon as I drove north two nights ago.
Appropriately enough for the north, this moon is known as the “beaver moon” and is the last full moon of 2020.
I am happy to be moving into the last month of 2020, as well. I hope we learn from it, but I also want it to leave.
Happy week, everyone. 🙂
Early winter light on the trees bordering the lake in the forest. Thank you for visiting this blog. Please be generous to those imprisoned by the …
Today’s Pictures: 29 Nov 20
Nature’s mirror and nature’s challenge. 🙂
Most of the autumnal colour has left this track so late in November. Thank you for visiting this blog. Please be generous to those imprisoned by the …
Today’s Pictures: 28 Nov 20
A beautiful trail; a beautiful island. Enjoy, courtesy of Stuart. 🙂
Fishing on the edge of the lake in Forest of Dean Thank you for visiting this blog. Please be generous to those imprisoned by the Covid crisis at …
Today’s Pictures: 27 Nov 20
Lovely contrasting images from Stuart.
A determined fox continues to hunt, despite the nasty weather.
Entitled A Fox for All Seasons, this photograph was taken on a freezing February afternoon in Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming. Photographer John Blumenkamp watched the fox for hours, weathering the wind and sudden drops in temperature to take this stark image of a winter survivor.
Stay warm, everyone. Happy Friday. 🙂
Three swans on a lake in the Forest of Dean Thanks for visiting this blog. Please be generous to those imprisoned by the Covid crisis at present, and…
Today’s Pictures: 26 Nov 20
Stuart’s swan lake. 🙂
Autumn leaf fall on a bridge in the Forest of Dean Thanks for visiting this blog. Please be generous to those imprisoned by the Covid crisis at …
Today’s Pictures: 25 Nov 20
Even though the leaves have gone, still as beautiful. 🙂
A tree, broken in the Autumn winds, lies over an ancient lane through the forest. Thanks for visiting this blog. Please be generous to those …
Today’s Pictures: 24 Nov 20
An ancient autumn trail.
This amazing photo was taken in France and shows two different types of wasp: the red-banded sand wasp (left) and the cuckoo wasp (right). The photographer was trying to capture the cuckoo wasp but got a bonus with both of them.
I’m not a fan of wasps, but this photo is beautiful and the work it took to get it pretty amazing.
Happy Wednesday. 🙂
A picnic area in the Forest of Dean in November Thanks for visiting this blog. Please be generous to those imprisoned by the Covid crisis at present,…
Today’s Pictures: 23 Nov 20
Beautiful photos from Stuart. 🙂
