Saw lots of pink things today - a rhododendron & a camellia in full flower, and "pinks" in someone's front garden rockery. Two weeks ago there was a tortoiseshell butterfly fluttering in one of the windows in church,
OH in Norwich was staying in a converted barn, Apparently on arrival he got tea and lemon drizzle cake, and home made shortbread in a jar by his bed!!!. He's supposed to be on a diet.!!!
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My first tulip
And it's one from last spring
It's shut now the sun's in.
Loads of Hawthorn around here, it just makes me smile
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Nut can we see pics of Newts?
Panda, that is early
I wondered who that was talking so loudly out there on his mobile
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
I'll dig some pics out artjak. It's easier on the PC. The toy computer is a bit awkward about pics. It doesn't always know where it put them.
In the sticks near Peterborough
Saw lots of pink things today - a rhododendron & a camellia in full flower, and "pinks" in someone's front garden rockery. Two weeks ago there was a tortoiseshell butterfly fluttering in one of the windows in church,
great crested newts for artjak
In the sticks near Peterborough
I've got frogspawn.
OH in Norwich was staying in a converted barn, Apparently on arrival he got tea and lemon drizzle cake, and home made shortbread in a jar by his bed!!!. He's supposed to be on a diet.!!!
Great newts, Nut
Is the crest in their name to do with the ridge on their tail? (And theres me thinking they had crests on their heads
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Down the back and tail chicky. Shows more when they're swimming but my photography is up to that
http://www.arkive.org/great-crested-newt/triturus-cristatus/
In the sticks near Peterborough
So i have learned something new - crested newts do not have heads with crests on