One of the things I have found during lockdown is I am spending more time looking more closely at the wildlife around me and begining to see how intricate are the structures are.
This picture is from one of my favourite photography sites.
Archive for May, 2020
Ipomoea purpurea — Photography Art Plus
Posted: May 28, 2020 in Natural HistoryTags: Plants and flowers
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Revisiting the Picos
Posted: May 26, 2020 in Birds, Butterflies and Moths, Landscape, Natural History, SpainI used to paint a lot but haven’t done any pictures for about 5 years. So during the lock-down I decided to get out my paints and dust off my brushes.
Here is a winter mountain scene I did last weekend (Its a wet on wet oil technique)
Mulberry Moments — Roads End Naturalist
Posted: May 14, 2020 in Birds, Natural HistoryTags: Scarlet Tanager
Some brilliant photos. Scarlet Tanager one of the most attractive birds in the world?
Green gives and red receives. Nature is colour coded! ~Sonali Mohan Some of you may have known him, and, even if you didn’t, you may have one of his bluebird boxes in your yard. Jack Finch started a non-profit, Homes For Bluebirds, to help restore his beloved Eastern Bluebird to the skies of the southeast. […]
Mulberry Moments — Roads End Naturalist
Some people had a problem accessing the video I posted earlier today. I have now changed the settings and this issue should now be resolved.
A collection of photos of the colours and plants seen on my recent walks around the Tarn
