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Rain at last.
We finally have a decent amount of rain, nice and gentle, the sort that soaks into the soil and nourishes it. You can almost hear the plants...
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Obviously this isn't the only problem in our marriage but it's very indicative of Steve's behaviour. We both suffer from hearing...
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Just in case anyone was wondering, I am still alive and settling into my new home. I have no heating, no hot water and no internet but these...
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I have a local lady who comes and cuts my grass, I wouldn't go so far as to call it a lawn. Some parts of the grass are a lot higher tha...
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I get to see some on the lake not far from where I live - they are quite amazing!
I love the way they hang out their wings to dry! Did not know till BBC Springwatch this week but there is a different species for freshwater ones. I think they are going to show more next week -will watch with interest!
There are similar birds in Looe, just outside the harbour and it's so lovely to watch several of them lined up on a convenient rock, drying their wigs. I think the Looe ones are Shags, slightly smaller than Cormorants.
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