The blackbird high on the roof tops was singing his heart out
The bees were already at work
gathering their own breakfast
This cheeky snail has found a way across the coffee grounds barrier
and for my breakfast...poached eggs will do fine.
Friday, 25 May 2007
ALL BEFORE BREAKFAST
I got up extra early this morning; rain was forcast for later in the day and I wanted to catch some more rays
The blackbird high on the roof tops was singing his heart out
The bees were already at work
gathering their own breakfast
This cheeky snail has found a way across the coffee grounds barrier
and for my breakfast...poached eggs will do fine.
The blackbird high on the roof tops was singing his heart out
The bees were already at work
gathering their own breakfast
This cheeky snail has found a way across the coffee grounds barrier
and for my breakfast...poached eggs will do fine.
I particulary like those flowers at the bottom. Just yellow and white but there's something entrancing about their pattern. What are they called? And are they perennial?
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful collection of photos! The flowers are so bright and cheery. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Gleds; the plants is Limnanthes douglasii, commonly known as poached egg plant and Douglas' meadowfoam. It's a hardy annual and self seeds very easily.
ReplyDeletej.a.l; thanks, glad you dropped by.
Mmmmmmmm, your poached eggs look delicious! Where's my knife and fork? ;-)
ReplyDeleteOh those snails and slugs, what a bother they can be in the garden!
Lovely pics! A singing blackbird is always nice. What would our gardens be without all the birds and their songs?
I have never seen these pretty flowers before. They are just lovely. Great action shots of the bee.
ReplyDeleteSara from farmingfriends
Those bees are great!!
ReplyDeleteI think the bees look really funny with their bums sticking out of the flowers!
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures as always, Ruth!
ReplyDeletebeautiful garden you have. I am now lobbing 1-2 snails in for my chickens to eat.
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