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Photography Challenge: What Lies Between?

Hello! Big thanks to Gail for this week's gallery and I've included a few pics from my from my wanderings with the dog this week.

Gail was pleased to find bluetits nesting again this year between the bricks of a derelict building. I'm pleased too, partly because look at these photos!




And Gail spotted this beautiful goldfinch from her window.

And - with an apology because I forgot to post this one in a previous post - a great reflection. There's something about reflections. They always grab my attention - how about you?


And here are a few from my wanderings. I thought this was a moth but asked around and discovered it's an orange tip butterfly. What a sweetie!

A small patch od woodland I walk through is becoming full of ferns again. There's been loads of growth just in the last week. Love these plants.

A lovely mix of yellow and blue with meadow buttercup and green alcanet. You'd think it'd be called blue...


I haven't managed to identify this one yet but it's having a bumper year.


This week's challenge is what lies between. I've got two examples - what lies between the edges of a puddle (Gail's got one of these too!) and what lies between the gap in the trees.




You could take a photo of the view between your gate posts, between a gap in your curtains, between two leaves of a plants, between the knife and fork either side of a plate full of food or the view out of a window between two ornaments.


Please send your photos on this theme or anything that's grabbed your attention this week to: wellbeingcentres@pss.org.uk


Happy Snapping!

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bevadams62
25 may 2021

Wow! This weeks photos are stunning! Some of the best I've seen so far I think, and who'd have thought a puddle would make such a spectacular pic! 💚😊

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gillianjohnport
25 may 2021

Lovely Gail always love your pics.Very beautiful butterfly tracy.

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Gail
24 may 2021

Amazing capture of the beautiful butterfly Tracy. Never seen one of them before.

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Gail
25 may 2021
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i looked it up and from the images it seems their orange tips are visible when their wings are expanded.


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Gail
24 may 2021

Starlings are beautiful. Here's one with a wee mohican hairstyle captured pottering along the prom last year. As for the Magpies Dave theyre cute when fledglings and proper little sods when they grow up. Though i think ive just described myself of late there. :)


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Gail
25 may 2021
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Good call Dave 🙂.

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corinnejeanjones
corinnejeanjones
24 may 2021

Stunning pictures thankyou

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