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Showing posts with label ducks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ducks. Show all posts
Monday, 2 June 2014
A Pirate's Treasure
I think you'll agree that everyone loves ice cream. And I bet this little boy whom I saw at Attenborough Nature Reserve is enjoying his ice lolly, especially as it's been so warm and sunny today.
I hope he finished it quickly, as his T shirt is far too nice to get dirty.
Monday, 2 December 2013
Hello Ducky
This young lad looks very studious as he carefully tries to pick up a duck from one of the stalls that made up a small funfair that visited Beeston as part of the Christmas lights celebrations.
Sunday, 4 August 2013
A Splash Of Colour
We had a trip to our local branch of B&Q yesterday afternoon to buy some new flooring for the hallway.
Whilst we were looking around, I thought that I would take some photos of some of the colourful plants that were on sale, as they all looked very photogenic.
Unfortunately I didn't make a note of the plant names. But I'm sure the gardeners amongst you will be able to tell what they are.
I also spotted some wildlife, whilst I was there. These ducks looked very friendly. But as they are made of pot, I don't think they will float somehow.
This bee was enjoying flying from plant to plant, gathering precious nectar for the hive. Its a sad fact that the British bee appears to be on the decline, due to the loss of habitat, use of chemicals and possibly the weather. So it was good to see the plants on sale that bees are attracted to.
And finally this hummingbird garden ornament looked fun, and a gorgeous blue colouring. Was I tempted to buy one for the garden? No, as the springs joining the wings are likely to rust and then they will drop off.
Thursday, 6 June 2013
Riverside Retreat
Mr and Mrs Duck enjoying some late afternoon sunshine down by the riverside. Well in this case, the canalside.
They are actually watching their little babies, as they get used to swimming in the water.
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