Early February outdoors

Friday, February 10, 2017

early February countryside in Norfolk
Eye to the viewfinder; that's how I've played winter 16-17. Seeking out the tings I like. Yes.
A few highlights from a walk on Saturday. Hopefully you like this lot too.
early February countryside in Norfolk

early February countryside in Norfolk
 Moss. Isn't it fascinating? You can pull of tufts of the stuff in sturdy little clumps and it boggles the mind where it comes from.
Below: buzzardry. They have a piercing call which (now I can recognise) is unmistakable.
early February countryside in Norfolk
 
early February countryside in Norfolk

early February countryside in Norfolk

early February countryside in Norfolk
early February countryside in Norfolk

early February countryside in Norfolk

early February countryside in Norfolk

early February countryside in Norfolk

early February countryside in Norfolk
It won't be long before the new growth for spring takes centre stage. Bring on the crocuses, aconites, tulips and daffodils!
Sophie

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5 comments

  1. Simon Douglas Thompson10 February 2017 at 14:12

    Lovely shots, spring not stirring there quite yet

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  2. Chris M.10 February 2017 at 17:04

    It is so nice to see the mosses and lichens this time of year they survive what ever the weather , love the call of the Buzzard also . Another nice set of photo's.

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  3. Natasha10 February 2017 at 22:18

    Beautiful shots here Sophie, your photography is stunning! I love the shots of the moss and the buzzard! I can't wait for spring either. - Tasha

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  4. Lii12 February 2017 at 14:16

    I can't wait until the spring growth takes place, it's such a wonderful and mood lifting time seeing life coming back!! :)

    Lii
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  5. Unknown13 February 2017 at 10:08

    Truly remarkable photography, I'm fascinated.
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