The beauty of the most radiant time of the year bringing us warm days and sunshine, flowering blooms, wildlife and many treasures to cherish and remember
The sweetest sight, in a sparkling morning light,
Plump and bright, the Rose Hips are out;
A treat for medicinal use, syrup, a nutritional delight;
Share fairly with the birds, this is their Winter food, their natural right.
The beauty of early morning light;
Sun's rays ethereal, brilliant bright white;
Catching a Spider's web, threaded in fine protein silk;
Strong and extensible, beautiful in its own right.
The Sun rises bringing heat to the earth;
Warm water vapour meets cold air on the ground;
A beautiful mist forms in low-lying clouds;
Cobwebs glisten on tall plants as Spiders wait to catch their breakfast in the early hours.
A work of art, in golden threads and beads of gleaming light;
A carousel of crossing lines in perfect symmetry;
A never-ending network, strung from plant to tree;
Mother Nature never ceases to delight, mesmorising me.
Siilhouette of an ancient tree, stopped me, made me take a breath;
Such beauty, a privilege to see, so magnificent, the majesty;
Grand balances of branch and bough, strong, with an ivy skirt in vibrant green;
A master of time and place, of wisdom and natural grace, pure energy.
Oh, the calm, not yet a cold breath, cooling and crisp;
A low-lying mist, dew heavy on the ground, branches drip;
Birds sing softly in the waking hours, as the Sun rises higher and higher;
Embraced in the vibrancy of Nature, the bliss, the quiet.
As the Sun rose above the hill, streaming rays through the trees;
At the old fence in the lane where the wild hops grow, I paused to breathe;
A tangle of leaves and ivy, glistening in the dew, and the view;
As if moments like these, were made especially for you.
Ivy flowers in dome-shaped clusters bloom from September to November;
Berries are an important food for Winter migrants, like the Redwing;
A source of nectar for Autumn insects, Hornets, Honeybees, Red Admiral Butterflies;
Roosting sites for bats and birds, a home for hibernating insects, and other tiny creatures.
The air was cool and chill;
The light was bright and still;
The mist was beautiful, ethereal;
The morning was quiet and still, the day was fresh and new.
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