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maxthecollie 16-04-2014 16:30

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Taken from our walk today except no 10 .My missus is holding 2 3 hr old lambs on a farm near us. I asked the farm manager if she could hold a lamb, he went one better and let her hold twins.

DaveinGermany 16-04-2014 18:26

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Another fine afternoon, so with camera & hound we set forth once more off into the uhloo to discover ancient, modern & something in between :)

Countryside & wind turbines
- Close up of the middle turbine - Contented Hound - Replica Iron age buildings - Iron age shelter.

Gremlin 16-04-2014 19:45

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I had just finished my washing up and saw the cat on the roof opposite.
My little pocket camera was on the worktop charging and I had just time to snap the cat. I took them through the window, luckily the window cleaner had just been earlier.

davemac 16-04-2014 21:48

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Today in Pictures, Lower Barnes Street in 30 minutes.

1. Peacock Butterfly.
2. Sycamore tree in flower.
3. Bridge over the River Hyndburn, it goes to Gt Harwood.
4. The weir where the river level changes.
5. Same again.
6. Another fern frond unfurling.

mobertol 17-04-2014 10:40

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I find taking flower snaps in full sunlight difficult, the colours overexpose, I find if I cast my shadow over the flower the snap exposes better, but keep that to yourself. And yes we are taking similar snaps, the seasons must be alongside one another now, well almost, the rape crop aver here is not even close to flowering.

Useful tip -will give it a try.

Been walking out during the middle of the day lately so the light is much stronger - better to go late in the afternoon to get some llight/shade in the pics - early morning is good too but I'm not a lark :D

mobertol 17-04-2014 10:43

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Taken from our walk today except no 10 .My missus is holding 2 3 hr old lambs on a farm near us. I asked the farm manager if she could hold a lamb, he went one better and let her hold twins.

Lovely forget-me-nots and I realy like the feel of number 7. Cute lambs too - your wife did well to hold them both -they don't keep still for long!

mobertol 17-04-2014 10:46

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I had just finished my washing up and saw the cat on the roof opposite.
My little pocket camera was on the worktop charging and I had just time to snap the cat. I took them through the window, luckily the window cleaner had just been earlier.

Your window-cleaner earns his money -would never have know they were taken through glass if you hadn't said!

The cat has very interesting markings -was probably hunting birds!

mobertol 17-04-2014 10:49

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Today in Pictures, Lower Barnes Street in 30 minutes.

1. Peacock Butterfly.
2. Sycamore tree in flower.
3. Bridge over the River Hyndburn, it goes to Gt Harwood.
4. The weir where the river level changes.
5. Same again.
6. Another fern frond unfurling.

Nice pics, really like the sycamore -don't try saying "fern frond unfurling" too fast though - bit of a tongue-twister!

davemac 17-04-2014 12:42

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Nice pics, really like the sycamore -don't try saying "fern frond unfurling" too fast though - bit of a tongue-twister!

Its a good job it wasn't Friday or it would have been a fern frond unfurling on Friday, Then again it could have been a Friday in February

Margaret Pilkington 17-04-2014 13:37

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Dave....get back in bed...the nurse is coming with a stronger dose of your medicine :).

mobertol 17-04-2014 14:50

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A selection of photos from today's wander.
1 New oak leaves
2 Is this a Campion?
3 Brown and yellow butterfly
4 Rowan sapling coming into leaf
5 A furry friend frollicking friskily - fern fronds unfurling fairly close by ;)
6 More flowers
7 View back to the farm
8 A new thistle
9 This tree doesn't look very alive
10 Elderberry just about to come into flower

mobertol 17-04-2014 15:11

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I have just looked up the butterfly and think it is probably a "Wall Brown".

maxthecollie 17-04-2014 15:20

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A selection of photos from today's wander.
1 New oak leaves
2 Is this a Campion?
3 Brown and yellow butterfly
4 Rowan sapling coming into leaf
5 A furry friend frollicking friskily - fern fronds unfurling fairly close by ;)
6 More flowers
7 View back to the farm
8 A new thistle
9 This tree doesn't look very alive
10 Elderberry just about to come into flower

I love the Springtime when everything is coming to life especially on the farm. I was brought up on a farm at Green Haworth .Nigher Frier Hill Farm

gpick24 17-04-2014 16:04

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A few from today, up to Rowlands Gill, Gateshead (the Red Kites were a bit shy today) then back the hilly way.

mobertol 17-04-2014 16:30

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I have just looked up the butterfly and think it is probably a "Wall Brown".

I think my pink flower is a very tiny wild geranium - looking at the leaves!


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