Hi All 👋 Here’s my entry to this weeks autumn challenge, set Patti.
Autumn can be dreich & windy, but often come around those days where the world seems to have been washed clean; the skies are bluer, the colours more vibrant. The shadows lengthen, bringing greater contrast to the view & a smattering of skwurrels
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Beautiful gallery, Sweetie!?
Amazing gallery of beautiful autumnal oranges, Jez. I particularly like the tree in silhouette the most though. Very atmospheric.
Thank you
Welcome.
Wow, Jez. This is a lovely gallery. I’m especially struck by your header image. Fabulous. And the squirrels are great! They are nature’s comedians, I think!
Thanks, PattiI often get stuck at the kitchen window for way too long watching them
Greta shots as usual. That is one fat and happy squirrel.
Thanks, Anita
I loved the song. Thanks for sharing.
Your very welcome
Great photos Jez. Love the squirrel shots. Glad to see a bird got some food too!
I always make sure the birds get plenty of food, I’ve 3 seperate feeders for them, & 2 feeders for the squirrels
My favorite is Mr Sqwurrel in #2. He looks like banker in a squirrel suit 😉 I’m glad at least one bird had a chance at the bird seed 🙂
Jez – you got carried away this week!! Is autumn your favorite season? Your squirrels are so cute but here they are rather like vermin – chewing through water lines and eating the bird feed! I have a love/hate relationship with them And your pumpkin-head fellow is truly frightening looking. I shall stay away from him thank you!
I haven’t had the time recently to put due effort to the Lens-Artists challenge, so when I had the opportunity this week, I did go a bit overboard — I promise I’ll dial it back for next weekWe’re lucky that our squirrels are no way near as destructive as your guys
Awesome clicks! Love the first shot?
Thanks, RitaOne of my favourites as well, he looks like he’s got fluffy trousers on
True
Tubby skwurrels and a song…… perfect Jez?
Thanks, Buddy
Lovely, warm colours and captures.
Thanks, Karen
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