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Tuesday, 23 April 2013
Wood anemones
It was a beautiful and sunny for most of my walk along the Water of Leith this morning. There were lesser celandines everywhere and this lovely blanket of wood anemones that seems to be expanding from previous years.
Meanwhile I saw and heard the first blackcaps of the year, such a lovely song this little warbler has! There were chiffchaffs everywhere, swooping around from branch to branch looking for insects.
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Wow the rich-ness of that green is a beautiful thing indeed...
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ReplyDeleteSumptuous is the word that goes with cloud of Leaves and flowers.
ReplyDeleteI love wood anemones Juliet - they are just about out here too and look so pretty.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I have ever seen Wood Anemones. They are lovely.
ReplyDeletePretty posies!
ReplyDeleteWe do not have those two birds here. There are yellow warblers - nostly passing through.
I love wood anemones too, they seem so delicate to be out so early! I like their other name, windflowers, too.
ReplyDeleteSitting out in the garden for an hour or two for the first time yesterday, and heard our blackcap just tuning up!
Wonderful spring wildflowers...like a carpet of beauty.
ReplyDeleteThey are very beautiful.
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