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Wednesday, July 26
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Wonderful shots Sue. Lots of the same here too, especially gatekeeper butterflies on the marjoram which is in flower and blackbirds gorging themselves on blueberries. At least I managed to pick plenty of cherries for myself this year.
ReplyDeleteNo cherries here I'm afraid, CJ
DeleteLovely photos. I'm pleased to see the fancy butterflies have arrived in time for the Butterfly Count. Just need another sunny day...
ReplyDeleteThey were the only two individuals, Belinda. We used to have loads of peacocks and tortoiseshells fluttering around. Too many to volunteer. We haven't had any no for couple of years now.
DeleteGreat pics. Love the Bullfinch
ReplyDeleteA pair visit fairly often, Julieanne but getting photos through diamond leaded glass is a challenge
DeleteEveryone is enjoying the buffet :)
ReplyDeleteWe spend a small fortune on wild bird food, Margaret.
Deletelovely!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Endah.
DeleteStunning pictures. Loved them all.xxx
ReplyDeleteI knew that you would, Dina. The photo of the young goldfinch isn't very sharp. I need to clean our windows.
DeleteBeautiful pictures Sue. This morning I saw a Bullfinch on the lawn, I was so pleased I haven't see one for years.
ReplyDeleteThe bullfinches are popping to our feeders quite often at the moment, Brian. They like the sunflower hearts.
DeleteLovely photos Sue!
ReplyDeleteThank you Malar
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