Of course it being Halloween I have to start with the pumpkins this week. Not home grown this year, but kids made good job with their carvings all the same.
There is also a full moon tonight. Not the best of photos, but this is it through the trees.
Perfect Halloween full moon
We had some gales earlier with Storm Aiden, leaving most of the remaining leaves on the ground.
wet leaves
However, I did manage to get a photo of the dogwood yesterday before the storm arrived (it is pretty much stripped bare now).
Dogwood
And the field maple, which always goes a lovely yellow shade too.
Maple
We have also started feeding the birds again too. Here a blue tit, coal tit and great tit all sharing.
Busy bird feeder
So wishing you all a very Happy All Hallows Eve. And special thanks to The Propagator for hosting six on Saturday.
Murtagh's Meadow 
Striking photo of the dogwood in the late sun. I love the colourful birds on the feeder too, they’ll appreciate your generosity.
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Thank you – yes I do enjoy watching the bird visitors
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Happy Halloween! Covid has put a damper on this year’s festivities, and surprisingly, there are fewer yard decorations. Sad, I miss the parade esp. I love seeing all the wee ones in costume.
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Yes here too – we did do a “treat” hunt in the garden to compensate a bit.
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Hope the storm didn’t do too much damage đŸ™‚
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No thankfully – just lots of leaves and little branches down
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That’s compost material I guess đŸ™‚
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The wet leaves on the ground make a superb picture.
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Thank you Anne – there are lots of them
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And I love your bird feeder.
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Thank you Cathy. I do enjoy watching them
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Had to bring my feeders inside again as it is too windy, but I do enjoy watching all my winter visitors. No coal tits here though.
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Hope the wind has died down
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That full moon was glorious. The golden tone of your dogwood catches the light just right. And 3 birds feasting are a pleasure to witness.
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Yes the birds are hungry already, but I so enjoy watching them
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Love the birds. Always have a problem telling the difference between the coal tit and the great tit. Fancy having all 3 on the feeder – what a coup!
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The coal tit is much smaller, probably about half the size of great tit
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