Slow Worms

The ancient face of a slow worm, probably unchanged for millions of years, emerges next to some nettle leaves. We lifted an old tarp to find some nestling underneath , quickly took some photos and carefully replaced back over them.

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Goose Stepping

Our feral geese landed up on our neighbour's field so here we are rounding them up. Don't worry-these geese are never going to market. We enjoy seeing them around the meadows and river.
A previous group got washed down the river in a flood and are still enjoying the free dinner on the fields below Claughton.

Rod and protective mother goose

Still complaining about moving house

Somebody got left behind

Home sweet home-Low Holme near the footbridge

May Blossom of crab apple and hawthorn

Our next door neighbour

Shy?

Long Tailed Tit

Adam's Balancing Rocks

Here are some of Adam's --thank you --photos taken in the quarry: