Look who came to visit...

We have had lots of visitors today. The sunshine has brought everyone to the garden.

Mr Gnomes friend came ... I know they do look similar don't they, you can't tell the apart...


 When I was looking for Snowdrops I spied the hint of a bright red coat with big bold black spots on.


Lovely, a dainty, pretty Ladybird. As the sun warmed up the leaves more bright red coats started to appear...


They are quite tricky to 'spot', (excuse the pun...).

I was fascinated and sat on the ground watching for a while.
Then I remembered I was actually trying to find Snowdrops!.

So of I went, when I notice a delicate white head lightly bobbing in the breeze. Sure enough it was a solitary Snowdrop...



It's so fragile but yet standing strong on its own... And all of this was accompanied in the background by the delightful sound of bird song.

And Miss Furry well that's another story...☺☺






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  1. Sue from Suffolk15 February 2019 at 07:18

    Hahahaha you are right.....sorry about that should have checked my own spelling!

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