Tuesday 3 April 2012
Snow in April
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A snow covered Largo Law can be seen behind Lundin Ladies clubhouse. Having had no snow at all during the winter, it snowed on and off for most of the morning but did not lie for long in Lundin Links.
A group of people can be seen on the Law on the right of the photo. (Click to enlarge)
Observations and photos from the sea-shore, countryside and villages around Largo Bay in the East Neuk of Fife, and from my small garden in Lundin Links. Occasional forays to other parts.
Welcome to my blog. Click on any picture to see larger images. If you have liked a particular post or found it interesting, then please leave a comment.
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Birds Seen in Largo Bay 2008
- Black-headed gull
- Cormorant
- Dunlin
- Eider duck
- Goldeneye
- Heron
- Mallard - female
- Mallard - male
- Mute swan
- Oystercatcher
- Red-breasted Merganser
- Redshank
- Sanderling
- Turnstone
Birds Seen in My Lundin Links Garden 2010
- Blackbird
- Blue Tit
- Bullfinch
- Chaffinch
- Collared Dove
- Dunnock
- Great Tit
- Pied Wagtail
- Robin
- Starling
- Wood Pigeon
Birds Seen In My Lundin Links Garden 2008/2009
- Blackbird - female
- Blackbird - male
- Blackcap
- Blue tit
- Chaffinch - female
- Chaffinch - male
- Coaltit
- Collared dove
- Crow
- Dunnock
- Great tit
- House sparrow - female
- House sparrow - male
- Robin
- Sisken
- Starling
- Wood pigeon
- Wren
Flowers Seen Growing Wild around Largo Bay and Adjoining Footpaths
- Bluebell
- Broom
- Butterbur
- Cowslip
- Daffodils
- Daisy
- Dandelion
- Gorse
- Grape hyacinth
- Honesty
- Ivy
- Lesser Celandine
- Primrose
- Snowdrops
- Snowflakes
- Speedwell-common
- Teasels
About Me
- Largo observer
- Married. Semi-retired. I live in a village on the coast in the East Neuk of Fife. Interested in the flora and fauna of this lovely area, and recording my observations of wild-life at the shore, in the countryside, and in our garden. Also, a bit about the local area and some reviews of books, concerts, plays that I've enjoyed. Although, I hope to take photos of what I see, I am not an expert photographer, however, I hope that the photos will be a good record of my observations of the natural world in a small part of Scotland.
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Photograpic Details
Thank you for viewing. Unless otherwise specifically stated, all photographs have all been taken by me with a Fugi Finepix camera (A920 or S1000fd since the beginning of 2009). Happy for them to be downloaded for personal use or educational purposes, but please do not use any of the photos for commercial gain.
1 comment:
Really enjoy your blog, particularly when it includes glimpses of Lundin Links, where I grew up. I have recently started a history blog about the village at
www.lundinlinks.weebly.com
While I look into the past, your blog is wonderful as it lets me see what's going on now (when I no longer live in the area).
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