with a raindrop on lens.Gill McGrath© today by a gate
sky detail earlier from garden. Gill McGrath© today
Tag: morning
pale morning 7.45am
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autumn morning and a line by the gate
all cloud
no sign of the sun
by the gate…..
just a flicker
in brown
Gill McGrath© today 8 o’clock diary [description]
Violent storms expected tonight.
There was a rainbow by the gate a few days ago...on October 11.
press for rainbow
spot the rabbit (and six birds)
I had been trying to snap birds this morning or anything else that flies in the field near me (….with mixed results). I took just 6 shots then gave up, cold, but it wasn’t until I took a closer look (later in the warm) that I spotted something else sitting there by the birds as they pecked around….. A RABBIT who was either frozen with the cold like I was or simply unfazed by the birds and me, remaining happy to pose for 4 more shots, unnoticed by me! Here is one of those shots to go with the other two I put up earlier cows can fly and brief encounter ( both odd photos from an otherwise dull cold photo shoot!)
Gill McGrath© October 15
cows can fly!
Trying to catch a bird (or two in flight)
I caught instead a few old cows
up above the ‘washing’ line
in the field
through the mist
flying high
Gill McGrath© today (didn’t see’em when I snapped)
a very brief encounter
where two birds fly
over a field
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sheep wool wrapped
in their field today
look warm
Gill McGrath© October 15 11am.diary
bird in a cold blue autumn mist
which cloaks a green
willow pattern
in no hurry to fall
Gill McGrath diary 7.OOam today
Caught! one furious crow
electrified
with every feather
feeling it!
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8 am. today : Hiya Moon!
Bloodied moon
Who played away
Across the sea
The other day
~ Caught you!
Sitting here!
Watching me play
In the late morning mist again~
There you were
Between the green
Looking bright
And quite serene~
Laughing so sweetly(..And you’d been around all night!)
Gill McGrath ©
A belated ode to the ‘bloody’ moon eclipse Oct 8 I could only see on a screen
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