Wednesday, October 11, 2017

11/10/2017 Around the garden and a follow up on the local pallet factory

Maximum temperature 24C, minimum 11C.  14 km/h NW chilly winds, 30 km/h gusts. Dry.
 Speckled Wood

 As above pretending to be a leaf :-) 


Small Coppers (Lycaena phlaeas) - love is in the air despite it being autumn.


A one off shot of a bedraggled Red Admiral (Vanessa atalanta).


Crane fly.


Mr Sparrow


As above


Mrs sparrow...


Hey is there room for me in there?


Peeking over the edge :-)


The new factory for the wooden pallets see the last post on this here ...


as above...


I am glad that the cladding is dark so hopefully when all is finished it will not look as bad as I expected!


Rose no 2 but it looks like it will be gone by tomorrow!!



P.S.  For those interested, Part 5 of our holiday in South Africa and Botswana is now on my other blog.

22 comments:

  1. So lovely to see your post, Diane, and as always, you made my day! I especially loved seeing the birds bathing. :)

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    1. They love a splash around but I missed most of it as the camera was upstairs when I noticed them. Take care Linda. Diane

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  2. Bathing birds are the absolutely cutest things!!!!!!!!! Wet, 'spiky' feathers, are sooo cute. ,-)))))

    This factory will make/produce wooden pallets, yes?

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    1. The birds are very cute

      Yes it is a factory to make wooden pallets. Industrial buildings really look out of place here, but it at least is well out of the town. It looked like being a real eye sore but the dark cladding helps to tone it down a bit.

      Keep well Diane

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  3. Beautiful photos. Love the little birds in the bath esoecially! The rose is such a pretty colour.

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    1. The birds are so cute but not always easy to photograph as they are very nervous. Hope you are well Diane

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  4. I never get my camera soon enough to photograph birds/squirrels/butterflies. My bad. :(

    Your photos are always so nice to see.

    xoxo

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    1. Thanks Sally, I never have to look too far in the garden for insects the birds are not always so easy. Take care Diane

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  5. There's some interesting light and shadow in your insect photos today. Lovely.

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    1. Thanks for the kind comment. Have a good day, cheers Diane

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  6. I just love your photos. HAHA....love looks like it is in the air for sure.

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    1. I first for me with butterflies and a photo :-) Keep well Diane

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  7. Looks like nice sunshine in your area! Lovely Rose! Such a sweet color!

    Have a good day!

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    1. The weather is not too bad but still wearing a jersey. Anything under 22C (71F) especially if there is a wind is cold for me!!! Keep well Diane

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  8. And we had frost on the ground and plants this morning. All different views for us.

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    1. Rather you than me. I will never get used to the cold but it will happen here soon I am sure :-( Cheers Diane

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  9. Great photos of birds bathing. They are not easy to photograph. The rose is still beautiful!

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    1. Thanks Nancy, My very special rose. Keep well, Diane

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  10. Hi Diane. Lovely photos again. You have so many butterflies come to your garden. All the rain we have had seems to have caused the bugs and butterflies to have disappeared from my garden unfortunately. KIM

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    1. I am not surprised Kim that all you insects have vanished. Your weather at present is not good for man, beast or insect. Hope it improves very soon and that your weekend is a little better. Take car and stay safe Diane

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  11. Truly, industrial buildings do look out of place among the old architecture. Nice to still be seeing butterflies.

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    1. I could not agree more but I guess they have to happen and it is out of town. The dark cladding certainly will help to tone them down. Diane

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