The best things come in pairs…
The Pair of Nuts
Tag: forests
The Prickly Balls
There’s nothing worse than prickly balls…
Photographs, Video and Stuff
The Daily Chicken
Photographs, Video and Stuff
The best things come in pairs…
There’s nothing worse than prickly balls…
…in a bit of a flap…
Gear down, flaps down, final approach!
Hands up all those who like Richard’s images!!!
…and with a dirty beak for some reason…
It looks like Spring is breaking out…
Just dropping in for breakfast…
Always good to end the day on a dog!
Always good to end the day with a chicken…
‘Are you lookin’ at me?!’
More fun with the Photoshop Neural Filter…
We lost quite a few trees in the storm here in Aberdeenshire the other night…
This chicken seems to be waving at somebody…
Flaps up!!!
Fasten your seatbelts and tray in the upright position.
Chickens just love suet. Somehow they swallow these pellets in one go.
You just can’t have too many chickens in your day…
Another one of those chickens hopping about the woods this morning…
The orange paint on this tree means that this tree is scheduled for execution. This tree and trees like it are suffering from Dutch Elm Disease and are dying anyway. The good news is that the trees, once executed, are cut up and left on the ground to slowly rot away and, importantly, become home for all sorts of tiny creatures. We’re hoping that more trees will be planted to replaced the now condemned trees.
Couldn’t eat a whole one!
Little chicken, big beak!
These chaps have to get in there quickly before the crows come along…
The winter is nearly behind us thank goodness..
(well, afternoon in Scotland)
View HERE on Vimeo.
A very strange plant given the Photoshop Neural Filter treatment…very strange.
I’ve never seen anything like this before…
Don’t you just wish the British Conservative Party would just shrivel up and disintegrate (and NEVER come back!)
They seem to come in all shapes and sizes
Just when I thought fungus (fungi?) season was over…
People are always grabbing hold of it…
The Wrong End of the Stick – Richard Broom Photography
They are just everywhere at the moment…
