Natures confetti
Author: Salmotrutta
Definitely eight Cygnets
The ‘Golden’ hill.
This years Cygnets
Signs of the Seasons changing.
A Swans life!
You are being watched!
The Last of last years Cygnets.
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As summer approaches the fallen petals from the Cherry tree blooms carpet the ground …… …and the Bluebells in the wood begin to fade.
Adults still very wary and protecting their offspring – long telephoto shot!
Standing out in the mist the gold coloured Whin (Gorse) bushes in full bloom at the north end of the Loch.
Emerging from the far rush and thick mist today there looks to be eight Cygnets this year …..
Around the City the Cherry trees are in full blossom….. ……the lambs are in the pastures…… …..the first Butterflies have appeared (a Peacock butterfly sunning itself!). …..the Swans are nesting…….. …..and the young birds are appearing. ( A Coot with two chicks.)
Whilst the Pen (female) Mute Swan is sitting tight on the nest at the far side of the Loch ……….. ….the Cob (male) is kept busy chasing off intruders!
A Roe deer buck keeping his eye on things. His antlers are still partly covered by their hairy skin covering referred to as ‘in velvet’!
‘Look I am nearly white!’