Shoutouts Archive (27th May 2019)

Neil, I have actually seen a puffin on the webcam (2) - first time I've seen one minding the nest.

They don't have shelter to go to, though - they just endure the rain. I think it's a matter of following the leader - if someone decides to go south, they all do, and if one wants to go north east, they just follow along. Funny creatures. It just whatever comes into their sheepy heads

...& now @205321 more coming in, proably as they realsie it's raining!...Baaa!

& now, @2032.51, very definitely a long line back to the right...must be food oor bed attracting them!!!

A very undecided parade now, walked past to the left, then changed their mind and walked back off to the right!

Well, of course they're not parading when I'm looking - it's always the way.

Another parade walking past, and have those lambs grown in both height and width, almost as big as their mums!

Back to hawthorns - ours are usually a deep pink; we rarely see a white one.

Lucky Sue to see the fezzies! I haven't seen them here for ages.

I thought so, Gradon, a small "May" tree. Here in Canada we would also call it a white hawthorn, too, but I know a lot of people who refer to it as "May". These trees are so beautiful across the English countryside this time of year.

2Fezzie walking right to left on the cam'lovely to see them both

And it's a bloody hard job cutting it back.nasty shrub/tree

That flowering bush, Kristin, is most likley a hawthorn bush, which is used in most british hedgrows, it flowers a wonderful white blossom known as May blossom for the time of year!

Hello, all. The rain seems to have stopped. Well, at least the noisy rain. That flowering bush or tree is an eye catcher!

Do I see a small flowering bush beyond the tree? Is it a small May? Lovely to see it.

Oh, raindrops! Noisy ones, too.

Sunshine - great news. Quite windy, as well.

Oh! & now the Sun has come out...it must have read my message!...lol!

Good Morning All, Another wet one by the sound & look of it...

Hello

Morning all