GOOD FENCES

This is Rupert Bear and Bill Badger who I found standing against this wall on the Isle of Wight.

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Yellow Iris

This is a wild yellow Iris image.

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WILD BIRD WEDNESDAY

These photographs were taken before I left for my visit to the Isle of Wight and this is the Chiffchaff at Portavoe Reservoir.

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THROUGH MY LENS

These photographs were taken on the Isle of Wight when I went sailing with my family on their catamaran.  I was just able to get onto the boat and as I could not move round the boat  with my healing knee injury, so I took the helm.  This is my daughter and son in law and their beautiful dog Dinky who even has his own cabin!

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SUNDAY THOUGHT

So God created the great creatures of the sea and every living thing with which the water teems and that moves about in it, according to their kinds, and every winged bird according to its kind. And God saw that it was good.

Genesis 1:21

Photographed at Kiltonga Nature Reserve, Newtownards.

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SATURDAY CRITTERS

I am still sharing photographs I took in Northern Ireland before my knee injury.  (All well healed now) These photographs was taken Ward Park of a male Mandarin and Mallard in eclipse (moulting) and Mr Grumpy (Heron) still looking pretty good.

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WEEKEND REFLECTIONS AND THE WEEKEND ROUND UP

Time for Weekend Reflections and The Weekend Roundup  and the letter is F and Full. The 1st 3 photographs were taken on the Isle of Wight when 2 FAST catarmarans FLOATED by with FULL sails, the FOREMOST sail is called a jib. Then the Wightlink FERRY passed and also a speedboat on FULL throttle with a water skier FOLLOWING behind.

The remaining  images are taken at Portavoe Reservoir and this is Mute Swan with a lovely REFLECTION. In Northern Ireland this is our heaviest bird to FLY and it is FULL of FEATHERS but I wonder do you know how many?  You can have a guess and then FIND the answer at the FINISH of this post. 

At Portavoe Reservoir the FOREST is FULL of FINE FIR trees and you came see one has FALLEN.  Plenty of FERNS unFLURLING and there is a seat donated by the FREINDS of Portavoe. 

One mornig I FOUND a few plants  with FROST on them and also some pretty FLOWERS at the FOOT of this tree.(Primroses)

I wonder how many FEATHERS you thought the swan had?  Well I can tell you it is 25,000!
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