Maximum temperature 16C, minimum 10C. 6km/h NW winds, 24km/h gusts. Dry
Bergenia Cordifolia,
Bumblebee on the lavender which I have never seen flowering so late in the year!
As above.
Catkins still on the hazel nut tree, note the fluff from the pampas.
Coriander flower.
Cotoneaster berries.
Lawn daisy plus fly...
As above but note the little bug as well!
Marigolds.
Climbing rose.
Viburnum - I have never noticed the perfume from this before but it was remarkably strong today.
Viola.
Zinnia with traces of the pampas as well.
Sparrow love at first sight.
Fish pie before going in the oven. Sorry I wanted to finish the blog before dinner!!
Fish Pie recipe here it is delicious.
You have so many flowers left. Ours are pretty much gone.
ReplyDeleteNot sure how long for now the weather has turned very cold again! Enjoy your Sunday Diane
DeleteYou still have lots of flowers showing their beauty. Those kissing birds are adorable too.
ReplyDeleteI do love 'our' birds if I had the time I would be watching them all day:-) Colder weather now so the flowers will not last long :-( Have a good day Diane
DeleteNice set of pictures - fish pie was a regular in my house as a kid!
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
Thanks Stewart, we both love fish pie but for some unknown reason I do not cook it that often!! Cheers Diane
DeleteGreat berry crop - should be good for winter birds.
ReplyDeleteThere must be some birds that eat them but I seldom see birds in the bush there!! Hope all is well, Diane
DeleteNot too much longer, in cold weather, though. you will be going south for a while, you said.
ReplyDeleteLovely to still see flowers. Actually there are a few here in Berta's yard. I should take photos. I told her you have some of the same flowers we see here and she was as surprised as I.
ReplyDeleteI think the flowers are on their last legs!!!! Diane
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