Starting from number one there are five new photographs on the Photo Page.
The five photographs were all sent in by Simon. Simon and his family stayed at Denbury a couple of weeks ago when the photographs were taken. I will put five more of those he sent on the Photo page in a few days time.
Sorry didn’t finish our work until late so I will be unable to put any photograph on.
Four of the Geese were missing. After an hour of looking for them we finally found then by the small Pond where they must have been pushed along the drive by a vehicle leaving the Farm.
The Good news is that Ewy with her two Lambs appeared from no where this evening.
Starting from number eleven there are five new photographs on the Photo Page.
Sorry Janette I forgot to let people know that last night photographs were from you.
My Orchid indoors, 2nd flowering July 09 BETTY CANADA
Roundhouse, Shelburne Museum, Burlington Vermont BETTY CANADA
Paddle steamer at Shelburne Museum, Burlington, Vermont BETTY CANADA
Covered bridge at Shelburne Museum, Burlington Vermont BETTY CANADA
Hand made quilt at Shelburne museum, Burlinton Vermont BETTY CANADA
Starting from number six there are five new photographs on the Photo Page.
Barn owl with vole. Janette
Moss – the European Eagle Owl. We thought he looked like a samurai warrior! Janette
Moss in close-up. Janette
Chocolate
Starting from number one there are five new photographs on the Photo Page.
Other than the photographs that Betty has sent in we are nearly out.
Frog on Dad’s patio – a long way from home. Jill, Epping
Here are a couple of photos from the garden yesterday. A small flock of Long Tailed Tits arrived – the Great Tit didn’t seem too impressed! Julia
Attached is a photo of my friends’ dog, Jess, after being fitted with the wheels that enabled her to run about again after her legs and lower spine no longer worked. She had to drag herself around in the house, but once strapped into the cart would run like the wind!! Sadly she passed away a few months ago – and is sadly missed…. Jill
Starting from number eleven there are five new photographs on the Photo Page.
Trilliums near us, also come in claret red but hard to find. BETTY CANADA
Mapp the computer cat, named after Mapp and Lucia BETTY CANADA
Poppy in my garden BETTY CANADA
Peony in my garden June 09 BETTY CANADA
Japanese peony in my garden May 09 BETTY CANADA
Starting from number six there are five new photographs on the Photo Page.
Photograph to go with the article below. Sent in by Elsie.
Gardeners “bothy” in the walled garden, converted from an old Oast House. Jill, Epping
Busy Bees in artichoke flower head. Jill, Epping
Victorian Greenhouse. Jill, Epping
Fountain statue in the Italian Garden. Jill, Epping
Don’t worry Elsie, no one is fishing and the lines are in.
A DISABLED dog is enjoying a new lease of life
Starting from number one there are five new photographs on the Photo Page.
Here’s some photos from Kruger,
Blue starling on an aloe plant, these birds love aloe this is one of my favourite photos. Claire
Mother cheetah with 3 cubs. Unfortunately soon after this photo was taken, dad found the cubs abandoned. We think mother had been killed probably by a hyena or lion(their greatest enemies). We took them in and hand reared them, one died soon after probably from stress the other 2 we successfully released back into the wild. Claire
The 2 male cheetah cubs just before release, we had them in a holding enclosure prior to release along with another female cheetah you can see in the back. During this time they have very minimal contact with humans and enough natural game gets through for them to learn to hunt. Claire
These were taken by my dad early one morning shortly after the 2 brothers had been realeased, last time he saw them. On a note female cheetahs are loners, male siblings stay together for life. Claire
A brown hooded Kingfisher. Quite different from Kingfishers here in England but still noticealbly a kingfisher. Claire
Starting from number eleven there are five new photographs on the Photo Page.
We are getting very short of photographs.
These pictures were too cute not to share. Marie/NJ
Pandas After The Earthquake
The earthquake was right in the area where giant pandas live.
Most pandas are protected well, especially those babies, even if they were scared a lot.
Right after earthquake. They rushed out and some stayed together.
I will do a weeekly Diary, and as the night draw in we finish the Farm work earliers so if there is anything interesting happening I will let you know.