Well this week temperatures will hit 23 degrees centigrade so although Easter promises just a mere 7 degrees, nature has declared spring is sprung.
so this is a farewell to winter 2020 which threw up some late snow amongst other things plus a sustained cold period which is always good for curtailing the sort of mischevious insects which eat my gardening efforts.
This year the “wolf moon” was brilliant! We don’t have sparrows – we have sparrowhawks
That last photo – it could be a pigeon but it is definitely a sparrowhawk – I posted a previous intermission shot of it with spread wings. Over our heads it once managed an amazing “stall turn” literally turning in position – chasing a blue tit – the blue tit still got away though.
Some plants still thrive despite the cold providing splashes of greenSunrise through a frosted window!A small world of frosted mosses nestle in a gap between roof tiles.Silver grey branches of trees already reaching for the growing sunshine while some feel the deathly grip of ivy