Another Curraghmore parkland tree

 

Curraghmore Pheasant

 

The Haunted Well!

 

Connemara

 

Ancient unearthed bogwood

 

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Near Mooncoin

 

Marlfield Wild Flowers

 

After the match!

 After a serious discussion, I'd say. Séamus doesn't look too happy!

Thatcher at work

 

Aquilegias are currently in bloom and look great!

AQUILEGIAS are very easy to grow from purchased seed, or seed collected from plants after flowering. There is quite a variety of colours available. They appear year after year.

MINE HEAD from a distance

 Frequently mentioned in weather forecasts.

Estuary Geology

 Photographed at Arthurstown, Co. Wexford. 

A Portlaw Woodpecker!

 Visiting our garden many times last year, he was seldom seen in the early months of this year. However, for the past week he has appeared several times daily, even at 9.00 pm and 10 pm some days, feeding off two different nut dispensers. He then flies to a palm tree a few yards away, and appears to embed the nut pieces into the bark. If you want to purchase a nut dispenser, the one shown is recommended. They do not rust and can be tied to overhead branches with twine or garden wire. When re-filling, simply unscrew the base!  Photographer - grandson Kieran. 

Houses in Arthurstown, Co. Wexford.

 

From a trip yesterday to Co. Wexford.

 

Bridge over the combined Barrow and Nore rivers.

 

From a Connemara trip:

 

One of Curraghmore's numerous fine trees

 

From a session at Turleys', Mountmellick.

 

Ornate Dublin Pulpit

 

The St. Vincent de Paul Walk in Curraghmore