Dragon goes Wild

Category: Dragon Goes Wild

  • Who crossed out the moon?

    It really did look like someone had drawn a black marker line through the moon – it hadn’t risen much, so still had an orangey glow, but it wasn’t enough to make the clouds visible. #30dayswild

  • Crafty Cloudscapes

    I’m not sure if I’m just noticing the cloud patterns more this year, or if they really are more picturesque, but today’s clouds seemed to be screaming “take my photo!” as the sunlight caught them.   #30dayswild

  • Hungry Squirrel

    This squirrel could have picked a better branch to sit on, but as he was intent on eating what he’d just picked from the ground, I decided to take a photo with the twigs partially blocking my view of him. He was utterly oblivious to us standing there, and also seemed to be quite happy with…

  • Unusual cloud formations

    “Come and look at these clouds” – normally we get the best cloud formations to the North or East, but these appeared to the South. A slightly awkward angle to take a photo (hence the washing line in the bottom right corner!), but with the way the sunlight was peeking through the clouds, it was definitely worth taking…

  • Full Moon

    Just a quick photo from the full moon last weekend, taken without a tripod, using my camera’s “landscape” setting – if I’d used the night setting, the moon would have appeared way too bright! #30dayswild

  • Cloudy Sunset

    It wasn’t the best day for cloudscapes…. at least until the clouds made some interesting formations around sunset! #30dayswild

  • Goldfinch Party

    While the sparrows were fighting over the bird bath, the Goldfinch decided to make the most of the seed feeder. These seeds weren’t the success were were lead to believe they would be – it seems that the Goldfinches don’t really think of them as such a treat after all. This bird made them seem so…

  • The Return of the Sparrows

    To be fair the sparrows haven’t really gone, but they are strangely illusive – one minute the garden seems crammed full with them, the next it’s eerily quiet. Most of the birds seemed keen on eating some of the seed heads on the plants, while these few decided that perching on the plant supports would…

  • Seed heads

    I spotted these seeds in a wild verge, and couldn’t resist taking a photo of them against the cloudy sky. No birds were near them when we walked past, but I can imagine the entire verge is full of birds at times! #30dayswild

  • Sunset – obscured by clouds

    There was no chance of a sunset photo with this much cloud cover, but the breaks in the clouds almost looked like polo mints. Despite walking past a major building site, there were a surprising number of small birds flying around – they seemed to be completely unfazed by the noise from the machinery. #30dayswild