THROUGH MY LENS

Last week on Monday and Wednesday’s post I showed you flowers from a lovely garden I visited and today I will show you a few more images

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SUNDAY THOUGHT

 I will speak of the glorious honour of thy majesty, and of thy wondrous works.

Psalm 145:5

Sunset photographed at my old caravan.

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SATURDAY CRITTERS

Over the summer I have tried to take as many of my birders out as possible under the present restrictions we have from the government, even leaving from my caravan and on one of those occasions, we saw this lovely Little Egret who was fishing for his lunch.

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WEEKEND REFLECTIONS AND THE WEEKEND ROUNDUP

Time for Weekend Reflections and The Weekend Roundup and the letter is H and Heavy. Only two photographs this week.  The same view from my old caravan but taken at two different times of the day.  In the first one you can see a HOUSE where the man who owns the fields lives and he has a HEDGE round his HOUSE.  Is the field is a trailer filled with HAY and it needs a tracker to pull it as it would be too HEAVY  for me to pull by myself.  Now as you can image I think this site is HEAVENLY and it is my special HAVEN. The final image is the REFLECTION of the sunset which sets in the opposite direction to this shot.  I normally see the sunrise from my bed overlooking the water.

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GOOD FENCES

While travelling back from the Isle of Wight, I visIted my SIL Mother’s garden and on Monday and Wednesday this week I showed you her flower garden but today we are in the vegetable plot where you see some plants are fenced in!.  I have not have time to edit it as I have been away in my old caravan with power, internet etc and when you see this post I will be back there so also have not have any opportunity to comment or even read any posts.

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Flowers in a garden

While travelling back from the Isle of Wight, I visited my SIL Mother’s garden and these are some of the shots.  I have not have time to edit them as I have been away in my old caravan with power, internet etc and when you see this post I will be back there so also have not have any opportunity to comment or even read any posts.

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WILD BIRD WEDNESDAY

 While travelling back from the Isle of Wight, I visited my SIL Mother’s garden and the only bird I saw on the lawn was this female Blackbird.  I have not have time to edit them as I have been away in my old caravan with power, internet etc and when you see this post I will be back there so also have not have any opportunity to comment or even read any posts.

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THROUGH MY LENS

While travelling back from the Isle of Wight, I visited my SIL Mother’s garden and these are some of the shots.  I have not had time to edit them as I have been away in my old caravan with no power, internet etc and am about to go back there so also have not have any opportunity to comment or even read any posts. I will show you more photos of this garden on Wednesday

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SUNDAY THOUGHT

Do not offer to the Lord the blind, the injured or the maimed, or anything with warts or festering or running sores. Do not place any of these on the altar as a food offering presented to the Lord.

Leviticus 22:22

Jackdaw photographed at Kiltonga Nature Reserve, Newtownards.

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SATURDAY CRITTERS

These photographs of the Tufted duck, Mallard, Little Grebe and Moorhen were taken at portavoe Reservoir before my knee injury which is fine now. 

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GOOD FENCES

This is bush where I photographed the close up of the red Rose I showed you last week and you can just see a chain fence in this image (I hope).  I am also showoing you another close up of the Rose in case you missed it last week.

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Red Rose

This is a red rose image taken on the Isle of Wight.

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WILD BIRD WEDNESDAY

These photographs of the Green Woodpecker were taken from my bed, through a window while I was visiting the Isle of Wight.  Fortunately I had my camera to hand.  It is a male with a juvenile Green Woodpecker.

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THROUGH MY LENS

These photographs were taken before I left for my visit to the Isle of Wight and this is the Pink footed goose and also the Greylag in Ward Park, Bangor.

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SUNDAY THOUGHT

If you come across a bird’s nest beside the road, either in a tree or on the ground, and the mother is sitting on the young or on the eggs, do not take the mother with the young.

Deuteronomy 22:6

Photographed at Kiltonga Nature Reserve, Newtownards.

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SATURDAY CRITTERS

These photographs  of tthe Common Blue Damselfly were taken on the Isle of Wight

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WEEKEND REFLECTIONS AND THE WEEKEND ROUNDUP

Time for Weekend Reflections and The Weekend Roundup and the letter is G and GREEN and this time I am showing the GLASS structure of the Palm House at the Belfast Botanic Gardens. and is surrounded by GREEN foliage  The building was designed by Sir Charles Lanyon, who also helped design parts of nearby Queen's University. The foundation stone was laid in 1839 and the two wings were completed in 1840 by leading ironmaster, Richard Turner. The dome was added in 1852.

Above is an image I took on one of my walks and both the leaves and flowers are GREEN but the flowers will turn yellow as it is a Laburnum tree.  Below this images was taken at Portavoe Reservoir and shows a lot of GREEN from the trees and plants giving me a beautiful REFLECTION photograph to end this post.

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