Day Sixteen - A Walk in the local park
Queen's Park in Longton
It was such a beautiful morning for a stroll
Down the paths and amongst the trees
The grass was covered in daisies which looked like little snowflakes
We saw quite a few birds and lots of grey squirrels
I love their tails and bright little faces
Crow on a rubbish bin
The stream and lake were looking lovely
More daisies by the lake
Geese and heron on the island in the middle of the lake
and on this special tree a chicken of the woods fungus and just below it....
a young great spotted woodpecker ready to fledge. We stood for ages watching to see if it would come right out of the hole but he or she was still thinking about it when we left.
Queen's Park in Longton
It was such a beautiful morning for a stroll
Down the paths and amongst the trees
The grass was covered in daisies which looked like little snowflakes
We saw quite a few birds and lots of grey squirrels
I love their tails and bright little faces
Crow on a rubbish bin
The stream and lake were looking lovely
More daisies by the lake
Geese and heron on the island in the middle of the lake
and on this special tree a chicken of the woods fungus and just below it....
How lovely to see the woodpecker! I've visited a few parks in Stoke since I started doing wildplay, but Longton is one I haven't yet been too, it looks nice!
ReplyDeleteOh, what a lovely park!! I love the squirrel particularly and your Daisy description. x
ReplyDeleteNice photos Rosie, what a lovely park.
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