Maximum temperature 17C, minimum 11C. 14 km/h SW wind with 34 km/h gusts. 10 mm of rain measured this morning.
Rose bud.
Clover in the lawn.
Quinces :-(
Calendula.
Graphosoma italicum.
Viburnum,
Wasp I think of some kind.
Mushroom, looks like someone was hungry!
Sedum
Hoverfly.
Today's veggies from the garden.
Tomatoes and orange and yellow carrots.
Very fruitful garden with beautiful flowers and lovely critters!
ReplyDeleteThanks Nancy, have a happy week Diane
DeleteI looked at the picture of the rosebud with all the drops of water and knew you shouldn't have bothered posting any more pictures today. I was wrong. Wonderful post.
ReplyDeleteI think you were actually right :-) I should have stopped at the rose :-))) It is now 21h07 here and still raining!! Have a wonderful week Emma, Diane
DeleteLove all the photos, the rosebud my favorite. And, look at your vegetables, very nice. :)
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Thanks Sally, we love our home grown veggies :-) Stay safe Diane
DeleteYour garden produce looks delicious, Diane! I absolutely love all the colours and details in your photos. I know that some mushrooms are poisonous so I never attempt to eat any I see in my walks. I wonder, though, if they are also poisonous to the insects and birds that may try to eat them.
ReplyDeleteI am sure that animal instinctively know what they can and cannot eat, we are not so lucky! Stay safe Diane
DeleteThis sounds more like our November. October here, is like a bunch of nature's jewels. Nov. is dark, rainy, leaves all gone. A hard month, for me to "appreciate."
ReplyDeletebut your veggies, and mushrooms, and rain drops, are lovely.
Thanks Luna, we just do not appreciate winter full stop. Thanks for the comment and stay safe, Diane
DeleteOh wow, that first photo is artistry. The capture of the due on the petals is just magical. It reminds of the days when Hallmark greeting cards were still a thing - a gorgeous picture of a rose would be on the front with a lovely poem inside.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, I think though that I prefer today's shot of the same rose. Greeting cards have mostly vanished I think now it is an e-card, not nearly so personal, but probably more practical and it saves the trees! Stay safe Diane
DeleteDid you have a rain shower Diane, beautiful water drop images. I bet your home grown tomatoes are delicious. Up until a few days ago our tomatoes were so yummy and then just like that they seem to be rather tasteless. How fab to step outside and pick 100% fresh veggies!
ReplyDelete10mm yesterday and another 5mm today, just enough to keep everything very wet! Love all our home grown veg, they taste so much better that the bought 'stuff' :-) Stay safe Diane
DeleteYour Photo Diary is full of the most wonderful things Diane, always a pleasure to see them :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Denise for the kind comment. Stay safe Diane
DeleteMay be gray and rainy but the drops are magnificent in your photos.
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