Crab apple
Bramble
Cobnut catkins
Cobnut
Fern
Hogweed
Bramble Leaf
Moss on rotting post
It’s a mild, wet and windy New Year’s Day but we’ve had a couple of very frosty days on Sunday and Monday, with temperatures barely creeping above freezing even during the day. Great opportunity to get out and take some photographs. Thank you for reading my blog over the last 9 months. Wishing you all a very Happy New Year and all things good for 2015.
Murtagh's Meadow 
My favourite blog! Reading the Snow Child so in keeping to have beautiful frosty pics. Looking forward to the blogs of 2015 xx
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Thank you for reading Miranda and for all your feedback and comments.
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And wishing you a wonderful year too. Thank you for your most beautiful photos this morning, lovely cheerful start to a brand new year.
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Thank you, you too have a great 2015.
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Blessings of the New Year…
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To you too – may it bring all things good to you.
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stunning photos!!!! Happy New Year, I am a bit belated..not been on line as much in 2015….brrr..it is cold outside here-below zero!
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Thank you and Happy New Year Robbie. We’re having a mild and wet winter so far but it could change at any moment!
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I must have missed this one! It’s like ice jewellery. What is the plant growing on the wood in the bottom right picture. Another Happy New Year to you all where you are.
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That’s a moss – a bryophyte. I find them hard to identify to species but this one could be what they call ‘Ordinary Moss’ – I know poor moss could get a complex having a name like that!
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Stunning images.
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