A few additional shots from our walk on 28th December 2023, but no fungi, few berries, yet seed heads and birds persist. Enjoy
28th December 2023
Shelducks feeding on the freshly exposed mudflat
28th December 2023
Their distinctive markings make them unmistakable, even at a distance
28th December 2023
Snails. Are they hibernating? Or just hiding away?
28th December 2023
I love reeds in all their seasonal colours
28th December 2023
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Yay! There is life!
28th December 2023
And we can always rely on ivy!
Meagre picking this time of year. But as the year proceeds, so the colours will return
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Nice wintery collection. Good catch with the snails by your keen eyes … and tall grass plums are always a good sight.
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Thank you, Frank. I love our little British snails. And reeds 🙂
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Great shots.
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Thank you, Sadje. Always a challenge to find something this time of year 🙂 🙂 🙂
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Very true. But you do find something to take good pictures of.
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Thank you, again
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My pleasure
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🙂 🙂 🙂
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I love your selection of images!
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Thank you, Dale. Winter’s not a good time for “details” 🙂
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No, it isn’t really! Especially here in the snow!
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Monochromatic, yea!
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Exactly!!
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Hmm 🙂
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😊
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Oh I love the snails and the reeds and oh my the ducks, how beautiful they are! We have mallards here and I love watching them in the winter. Great shots!
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The eyes are always keened to find something for the camera to devour!
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