Here we are: your first glimpse of one of our dear blackbird chicks!
The nest is in that hedge over there, by the garden table and we can see the parent blackbirds coming and going all day from the kitchen window.
Here's looking at you, kid. Mama blackbird with a white tail feather.
Standing on the table and angling down with the camera: we look inside the well-hidden nest...
Oh, the first time I saw this mass of vibrating feathers I just about cried a little. Unbelievably, it moved up and down at a great rate, like there's kangaroos jumping about inside those chick-tummies...
Ooooh so cute, a mass of damp feathers and fluff, we think there may be three chicks.
Sometimes you see 3 pale yellow stretched open-wide beaks and hear some quiet squeeking, when mum comes back with a juicy fat worm.
There is one, mum or dad must be nearby or they'd be huddled down.
Like this.
Lilac flowers in a nearby garden: the SCENT was AMAZING , shame this isn't smelly-vision.
And finally I wanted to capture the rapeseed fields on the by-pass as they look quite stunningly fluorescent yellow: like they are glowing even on overcast days and even though they are creating havoc with eyes and nose- hayfever is here- I wished to capture and record the glory as at 15-17th April 2011.
Miss Y practiced some lovely beading on Friday and Saturday.
I have been playing with some motifs from issue 17 Inside Crochet......
See you again soon I hope, I will post more of the chicks if I have a chance. Meanwhile: enjoy and happy hooking!
Come in and join me to muse,discuss,crochet, bake and create!!!
Hello again thank you so much for joining me today. I hope you enjoy what you see and read . If you have any questions: please ask as I would be so very happy to help if I can!
Hello and welcome to my homely world in a small Oxfordshire town in 2013.I am a full- time working mum.
Very proud of 2 gorgeous girls , a fabulous if very stubborn wire haired standard dachshund bitch and her daughter : the daughter takes after her dad so they are very different; a wonderful( well 99% of the time anyway) and long suffering husband.
This is to be my diary of events for a creative crafting sort of person with all the happenings that occur in this day and age in English family life.I am very much learning as I go along, my eldest is my first at all the things that occur in a young person's life as it's all very different from when I was a little girl and I did not grow up in England.
Totally obsessed with textiles and the making of things- anything!
My passion is to make things with yarn or fabric or thread : any textile crafts or beads too.
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