I did show some bunting, and have a few more of it as I passed through the villages.
I was always fascinated by flyovers as a child, especially so when they built two three deckers near me in the 70s. This is the A1 going over the local road in Biggleswade.

My roses are blooming!

gorgeous! (mine are just getting leaves now lol)

That's a classic, Spanishliz.

It's iris season here. Landing strip for bees.

Wow!

Yes, I have photos of the olympic torch going through the town near us. Far too many faces to post here though.

A very poorly pigeon in my garden this morning.

Aww, poor little thing. Did he recover and fly off?

Nice looking garden dot, a few more of it perhaps?

Couldn't agree more Sue, absolutely stunning picture

wow to the iris and the rose!
Poor pidgeon.

This is the same dog that was asleep in the wool. He could sleep anywhere. He is getting old and looks for anywhere soft

Oh, dont I know the feeling!

Dot: beautiful water/rock fall. Would love to see more of it as well.

Copago: LOL! That pic screams out (in muted whisper of course)... "Bliss"!

I was playing golf in northeast Nebraska. It was a hilly, wooded course next to a lake. On one tee box I happened to look back and saw these wild turkeys crossing the adjacent green. I'd never seen one before so it was a nice experience.



I've heard of birdies, eagles and albatrosses in golf but never "turkeys".

They're quite big aren't they.

Jubilee pictures? In the village of Malham in the Pennines they had a safari including dolphins in the River Aire (which was less than 6 inches deep at this point despite all the rain) [I was just passing through - a one night stop]

Whose a pretty boy?

Very colorful, Christi.

Wild turkeys aren't that big, actually. These were probably all female as they were all under 3 feet long. Males are bigger at 4 feet long or longer.

Paper aero -- are they dolphins in sunglasses?! Very creative.

Christina.. that's marvellous. Zooming in? or were you up that close?

haha paper aero, too funny those cool-dude dolphins!

and Christina, fabby photo! I love toucans! (it is a toucan, isn't it???)

Some longhorn cattle seen in Nebraska.

Chavs, a bit of zoom but not much, we were pretty close

Santiago - Yes, it is a toucan

deputygary Love those cattle, wouldn't want to get too close to those horns though.

The new rose bed I planted last year is really coming into full flower now. These are all David Austin roses. He specialises in ones that look like old roses, and have wondeful scent, but the disease resistance and repeat flowering of modern roses.

lovely, Christina!
And love the cattle pic too!

I'm out of photos! So here's Buster again. It's a wonder that the blood didn't go all to his brain!

Strikes me that Buster is pretty easy to catch on camera. I never saw him awake yet!

Chavs, Congratulations, you are on the Roll of Honour! Please post a photo on there!