Seasonal Nature Photos (1 Viewer)

[palval147]

Thanks Wendy,:t: you are right, I just couldn't rememer what it's name was. Tiz my age you know:-O

 

[Kits]

That's a monster cobweb, Kits! I wonder if it was just one spider's efforts?

Ah! We have monster spiders here in Hampshire!

I can't remember what they are called. Someone, please?

To be precise, Val, it's an autumn cyclamen. o

 

[palval147]

Thank you too, Kits.:t:
How about this one then.....

 

[Wendy Morris]

He's lovely, Val!

Here's my offering from this afternoon. I think that it will be a week or so before anything else begins to turn, unless there is a frost.....

 

[Kits]

Lovely selection there, Wendy. I think you are right; another couple of weeks and we should see some big changes.

 

[palval147]

A very nice set of photo's, Wendy.
Everything here is still reasonably green. Except the Blackeberry leaves.

 

[pie]

I found a pal for you Val!

Beautiful pictures Wendy.

 

[Wendy Morris]

Like that, Sue, all twinkly with raindrops! I took some cobwebs a week or so back, I shall search them out as they are very much autumnal features.

 

[palval147]

Nice one Pie, same species, garden spider. There are lots around at the mo. I think they have had a population explosion. LOL

 

[Wendy Morris]

Some autumnal colour from my local patch this afternoon.

 

[Wendy Morris]

Some of the cobwebs from a couple of weeks back. No inmates on them as far as I know!

 

[palval147]

Those are gorgeous, Wendy, I particularly like the view & the middle cobweb.

 

[Kits]

Oooh some lovely additions to the thread!

Here are some from Bath yesterday ...

 

[Ruth Daniel]

Super autumnal pics everyone!:t:
Here's a few from our walk across the fields this afternoon,the autumn colours haven't quite arrived yet,in fact a Skylark was singing above us in one of the fields!

 

[Wendy Morris]

Interesting that the colours are more autumnal in Bath than in Cheshire. Maybe it's just the type of tree. All lovely photos Ruth and Kits.

This Field Maple is just beginning to show its colours.

 

[pie]

Thanks Val & Wendy, Gosh, I think your web looks strong enough to be a hammock Wendy!

Lovely additional pics everyone, the fields look very picturesque Ruth & the Maple is wonderfully rich in colour Wendy.
Is'nt Autumn glorious?

 

[palval147]

Such lovely Autumnal photo's from you all, gorgeous colours & beautiful views.

 

[Ruth Daniel]

Interesting that the colours are more autumnal in Bath than in Cheshire.

Yes very odd isn't it? We've hardly any autumn colours here yet......must be our tropical climate!:-O

 

[Kits]

Interesting that the colours are more autumnal in Bath than in Cheshire. Maybe it's just the type of tree.

It might just be different tree types, Wendy, but that is the beauty of this thread - we can all see each other's progress through the seasons. I am really enjoying seeing everyone's pics. :t:

 

[mauricek]

The plant is called Cyclamen Hederifolium(means Ivyleafed).Not native but,extremely hardy and loves woodland shade.You really must watch the seed pods as they form.They become balls full of sticky seeds and the stems coil like springs lowering the 1cm. balls closer to the ground.They remain in this state for a long while before the balls open and release the seeds.I love them.

maurice