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Rumbling around
Following the radar images on Metcheck.com, I could tell the rain was heading this way, but I hadn’t anticipated quite so much thunder to go with it! The rain was heading from the south, but this was the view to the north-east before the rain arrived. I still haven’t managed to get my timing right…
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A pair of cloudscapes
Following on from yesterday’s cloudscapes, I took these photos one straight after the other, but looking in slightly different directions for each. It’s interesting to see how different the colour of the sky looks, but also the way the clouds had spread out in the second photo. The vapour trail can clearly be seen in…
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Cloudscapes
One of my favourite ‘wild’ things to photograph would have to be cloudscapes – there’s a surprising number of different cloud formations, and that means each photo can look totally different! #30dayswild
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Buzzing Around
I was hoping to be able to spot some birds in the garden, but they had other ideas. I did however manage to spot this insect (I’m pretty sure it’s a bee, but it was moving a little too quickly for easy identification!), which seemed to be keen on these flowers in particular. #30dayswild
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What a racket!
I knew from the loud rattling shouts that there was a Jay somewhere nearby, but I hadn’t expected it to land right in the top of the tree. As I was taking these photos, a second Jay flew past, but this one just stayed in the tree, appearing to enjoy a shower from the rain. #30dayswild
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Autumnal Feel
Today’s photos have a real autumnal feel, despite it still being Summer. The fog seems to lie in a strange way across the valley, and almost looked like smoke against the hills. #30dayswild
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Smiley Face Clouds??
I’d taken the photo for the small hint of a rainbow, but looking again, there’s a definite smiley face made from the clouds. Those clouds really do seem to make two eyes, a mouth and some hair! #30dayswild
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Cloudscape Combination
Quite a combination of clouds for this morning’s photo, but the two vapour trails set it off brilliantly! #30dayswild
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Hunting for Insects
It’s not me hunting for insects, but a Wren in the garden – standing near the kitchen window, I suddenly spotted this little bird sitting in one of the shrubs in the garden. Wrens don’t eat “human food”, preferring insects and aphids, so by the time little little one has finished, I think that shrub should be free…
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Soggy Sparrow in the Saucer
The sparrows have returned again, not only for food, but also for a bath! Three sparrows were in the main bird bath, so this clever youngster decided to have a bath all to itself in the plant saucer instead. #30dayswild