Most of the birds sheltered from the heavy rain.
Not, however, the crows.
The honeysuckle shows its beauty
And another ‘temperature square’ is completed
June 18
June 17
It rained overnight and for much of the morning.
The rose tree was well and truly battered.
Grey skies all day, but a dry afternoon.
Sent a stack of granny squares to Wiltshire as part of a communal gift for a birthday next week.
Rain returned in the evening but, as you can see from the last two colours above .. the temperatures didn’t drop.
June 16
The sun rose in a stunning blue sky.
The Philadelphus slowly flowers
And an Iris blooms in an unexpected colour!
Petals fall like confetti – forecast rain will bring more to earth.
And another square heads towards the bag for the lockdown blanket!
June 15
The clouds soon evaporated and the temperature rose.
The standard rose is in good form. Most of these blooms will be gone if the weather turns and tomorrow brings storms tomorrow.
The honeysuckle is beginning to flower, it’s almost covering the lilac. Have to be honest – I prefer the honeysuckle!
Difficult to spot, but the blackbird sang from the Rowan this morning.
