19 thoughts on “morning staining….”

1. Ah, truly fantastic photos, Gill. That first one of the elderberries is really exquisite: perfect leaves, lovely clarity, and a glint of light on each elderberry.

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   1. thanks so much for your lovely comments here Jet ❤

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2. We also had a beautiful sunrise this morning 🙂 Unfortunately I was too busy driving to work to take a photo 😦

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   1. So I was dancing around a field when you were driving to work in a nice warm car! 😦

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3. The light is just wonderful! Rose and pink to start your day!

   Linda
   http://coloradofarmlife.wordpress.com

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4. a staining so pleasant to watch.
   Thanks for this festival
   Love
   Michel ❤

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   1. thanks so much for your appreciation and words Michel ❤

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5. Same thing with the elderberries down here – a lot untouched, shrivelled and black – but there are masses of other hips, sloes etc to be had around. Lovely colours!

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   1. I always reckon that what ever grows up here is about two or three weeks behind . ..and the. theory seems to be holding up…. I haven’t seen any shrivelled black elderberries just yet, just ripe ones !!

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      1. Interesting. East Yorkshire’s the same….!!! (According to the mum-in-law).

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6. Wow Gill these are gorgeous photos .. Thank you 😊

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   1. Thanks Julie. Just seen your lovely holiday post . Sigh. Nice to see you are back. Don’t work too hard too soon! ❤

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7. Nature @his best
   nice pictures

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   1. Thank you San Jeet! 🙂

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8. I’ve just seen a load of elderberries this morning that had turned black.

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   1. I was surprised to see these which seem untouched by the birds and all still shiny. Perhaps these will be black and all dried up soon enough although I think birds still eat them even when past their best ! No sign that they are eating them just yet….

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      1. They’re biding their time 🙂

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9. Are either of those berries/fruits edible? They look tempting.

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   1. elderberry is eatable but better made into wine. Hawthorn is more bird food . with a buttery fudge texture. Eatable but not very nice!.

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