Pictures anyone?

You both create the most beautiful pictures. Glad your snapping again Em and Laure how gorgeous, Oscar is quite a character.

 

They are all mint photos. I love natural history and these are really well executed pictures.
Your doggy, Oscar is a natural, Laura. And kes, the dandelion shot is something I would never have thought would be good subject material. Or snails. Or a bee.

My favourites:

We ain't had rain for ages, but a cool east wind straight off the sea. It's damn cold for May.

 

Nice pics everyone, I like to bring the outside in. Here's a few pictures of a bunny I trapped in my back yard, one with my Chihuahua MuuMuu.. This bunny is pretty small, my kids wanted to try a rabbit trap on it. I never thought we'd catch it, usually can only catch them in the winter when food is hard to find. It's a no contact trap, bunny goes in, door closes, bunny goes to a beagle club, away from the dangers it would face in a city. We put about 100 a year in the club.

 

This years flower bed etc.Most are comebacks from last years work.

 

a few more :cool

 

Friends mom sent some, I haven't taken any yet, this was the best one sent. Nice pics everyone, love the bunny, there was one on the front lawn the other day, so cute.

What kind of snails are those?

 

Just started a photographic comp in my village, in an effort to raise funds for our village hall. Its got three categories wildlife architecure and landscape. Trouble is none of you lot can enter, because it has to be pictures from in and around our little village. you can see it on halevillageonline. We need about £120,000 for the project. anyone got a cheque book handy

 

Never seen snails like that on a plant, yes they're pretty, must be just in the UK?

@ Laura, nice [FONT=arial,sans-serif][SIZE=-1] Columbine[/SIZE][/FONT], we plant them here but they don't seem to do well might come back maybe one year if we're lucky but a fav. of mine. Oscar is sooo cute smelling the flowers, must have missed spring and nice weather too

 

Am glad you people have pretty gardens to look at. I have some petunias, scrawny saliva and yesterday I found my little gardenia plant my daughter gave me about 3 years ago that I've killed as many times, fried to a crisp. Guess the sun hit it when we got over 100. At the bottom it's still pliable so maybe there's still hope. The poor thing

 

Looks good Emmy!My Lupine actually is getting a bloom(?) on it.First time out of all the ones I have had that the snails didn`t eat it and its a comeback from last year.