The shortest day, and I took this sunset-like photo after lunch at 2.15 pm - a very strange light |
One of the Starlings: look at his hooked claw! |
The intricacies of ice: hoar frost on a leaf |
Starling Roost |
Sunrise Colours |
Sunrise over Mumbles |
Jack Frost Patterns |
'Blackbird has spoken, like the first bird . . .' Eleanor Farjeon |
Feathery Trees . . . |
Wales, a Winter Wonderland |
Icicles! |
A welcome Song Thrush . . . |
The scene from Swansea, looking towards Mumbles, and across the Severn Estuary to the snowy hills of Exmoor |
A Chaffinch - we have two who like to sit in this Larch |
The poor spider! |
Surreal snowbound Swansea! It's rare to have snow on the beach . . . * I hope you like my miscellany of winter scenes on this, the shortest day of the year! You might enjoy this winter poem by Robert Frost.
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4 comments:
These photos are so beautiful Caroline especially seeing the shoreline covered in snow. Wrexham and further east looks as if it is going to get a pasting tommorrow.
Thankyou for linking to my eclipse photographs. :)
all of your pictures are beautiful. i'm sure snow on the beach is a sight. we had some starlings in large numbers several years ago but i don't see them now. i don't know what happened. hope all is well your way. have a great night.
lovely series of wintry photos, Caroline! Thanks for the link!
Wow...you have some great shots here! I love all those frost patterns...on the leaf and the other. The icicle photo with bird..wonderful! Even the Starling...lets me know we share a common bird at this time of year. The scenery is beautiful! Love that sunrise...so gorgeous. I probably left something out, but these were great!
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