The photo challenge from the Daily Post is Delta.
I do not usually submit two posts for the same photo challenge. After my dreary photos I had a walk on the beach at low tide on a sunny day. Even the distant hill, Black Combe can be seen in this photo.
On our way to Hill Top we had noticed a sign saying Ash Landing Nature Reserve. We decided to explore it on our way back. It is a National Trust property with a number of different habitats. There are signs with pictures of various species to look out for and additional information.
I noticed some flowers on an oak tree and stopped to take a photo. There was a rustling noise in the undergrowth. I waited quietly and was delighted to see a red squirrel. It ran across the path and disappeared. I continued along the path, heard another noise and spotted (presumably) the same red squirrel as it bounded under a fence and up the side of a field.
There was plenty of bird song, but the birds were hard to spot. I saw a robin!
This week’s photo challenge is Evanescent – something which does not last.
The sky changes from moment to moment. Here are two photos taken at each end of an afternoon walk along St Bees beach. The dark clouds had moved and the viewpoint had changed.
