I've noticed more cuckoo pint than ever along the river walkway this year.
Today along the river walkway, a tiny baby rabbit came hopping towards me, stopped then bounced into the undergrowth! Also I spent a lovely few minutes watching a family of wrens, the young ones at the stage of hopping around in the shrubbery but still all yellow beak and fluff.
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So, so very beautiful. A wonderful verdant piece of serenity.
ReplyDeleteHow great you were able to get under the bridge this year to see something you rarely see.
ReplyDeleteI think that nature, in all its glory, has been especially bountiful this year Juliet.
ReplyDeleterabbits, wrens, and flowing water. Sounds like a perfect day :)
ReplyDeletesound like you had a very beautiful walk and the baby bunny tops it for me,xx Rachel
ReplyDeletegreat for a haiku ginko; tanks for sharing
ReplyDeletemuch love...
Very pretty spot! A nice place to watch the wildlife and enjoy nature. Pretty photos.
ReplyDeleteInteresting plant; I don't think we have that one here, though it reminds me of our "jack in the pulpit".
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place in which to take a walk. It looks so peaceful and I can hear the movement of the water while I look at these photos. So pretty.
ReplyDeleteI love to watch the rabbits that hop around in the scrub brush on the beach across the street. thanks for adding the link to the photo contest.
ReplyDeleteI think the young rabbit knew you were coming! How lovely to see young Wrens.
ReplyDeleteWhat a place to roam and wander!
ReplyDeleteah, you were very lucky to see a baby bunny :) I always find my heart skips a beat when see the young of animals in the wild - such vulnerability!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. And aren't baby rabbits wonderful?
ReplyDeleteHow lovely and serene..it must be for a bunny to like it. I have been watching one eating clover in our yard every morning. Good think we have let some of it grow in lush bunches... Thank you for linking into Nature Notes Juliet... Michelle
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