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I usually use the second hide, the free one near the entrance is a bit far from the main concentrations of birds and I usually "bypass" the one that is further out on the end of a sort of causeway. I've not yet seen any spoonbills when I've been there. I believe there is another hide in or near...

Great pictures 02, love the way autumn colours and early mist gave the pictures a feeling of calmness and serenity. :thumb:

I'm the same as John only been when driving through to Beaulieu. Maybe we should organise a GC meet there and all meet up and enjoy it together

Hmm, the creeping buttercup and ragwort I'd have to disagree about - having had to undertake the backbreaking work of removing by hand from a farmer's field. On the whole there's some nice imagery there, my friend.

Pete, thanks for your prompt reply. It does look like Leycesteria Formosa

lmrr, lovely. I used to visit a bird place near you when I lived in Southampton, can't remember what it was called now. Did you get to see the flying displays? They're great aren't they? My favourite is the Eagle Owl, love their huge eyes. Thanks for sharing. cheers

We saw some very similar in Italy growing along the roadside I fell for it then. Such a touchy feely plant and has great movement when there is a bit of a breeze. Just got my new seed catalogues so will have to give them a gander and see if they sell it. Cheers Roders.:okies: 02

Many many thanks for sharing you day out Whiley, I enjoyed your wonderful pics Great to see a clear friendship between humans and animals. robert

Really lovely Willow, just goes to prove you dont have to have a red hot sunset to make it beautiful.:luv::thmb: 02

hi capney had a lovely time in dundee its just a shame all the B&B were full when we got to wooler, nice little village and pleased we live fairly close to get home, mind should of known everywere would of been full with it being a bank holiday weekend. never mind still had a nice few hours in...

I have a few in pots but heck:dh:.....nothing as beaut as those inter

hi inter, pleased you enjoyed warkworth you will love it there, all northumberland is a lovely place to visit, warkworth is a small village but a lovely place, i enjoyed my day out there, let me know when you are coming this way and we can meet up would be a pleasure

:thumb: Great pics Whiley.... Soo many little pets..!!!!!:D Judged seeem to be a law unto themselves I think Whiley... Very seldom do they pick a winner that everybody else agrees with.... I am glad you had some success, but sorry also that you had a little bit of a bad time with the judges...

Ok i'll ignore it along with all the other bills :D:D

Brightstar If you go to the Forum page and scroll down nearly to the bottom there is a thread called 'How to....' This tells you, amongst other things how to post pics. Hope this helps :thumb:

I too like that orange Abutilon, walnut. And looking at your unusual and beautiful Impatiens, we had one we got from the Ventnor Botanical Gardens called Impatiens congalense 'Congo Cockatoo' which lived outdoors with us here for three years .... then we had a momentary cold snap ..... :( I...

A nice garden, looks quite enclosed and peacfull

Thankyou Mike for the lovely pictures,I was just hanging out the washing heard all this noise got sight of the back end of the Red Arrows.