Spring highlights; unfolding leaves and more

Tuesday, June 07, 2016

spring highlights in Norfolk
Over the last few weeks I've taken so many photographs that I can't possibly share them all, so I'm picking just a few of my favourites. All the leaves are now out and bushy but back in May the bare trees made the transition to cover themselves in foliage for the summer season. 
spring highlights in Norfolk
The undergrowth burst into life and colour
spring highlights in Norfolk

spring highlights in Norfolk
Showdown!
spring highlights in Norfolk

spring highlights in Norfolk

spring highlights in Norfolk
Little birds are speedily going about their business at the moment; feeding chicks and keeping their homes up to standard.
spring highlights in Norfolk

spring highlights in Norfolk
Footprints...
spring highlights in Norfolk
Fluffy white blossom and blue skies.
spring highlights in Norfolk

spring highlights in Norfolk

spring highlights in Norfolk
The first of the butterflies...
Sophie

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