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Monday Morning #Haiku 54 — Frog

Frog on Concrete

Frog out of water
Escapade across concrete
Amphibian dare

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Unknown's avatarAuthor Sarah Potter WritesPosted on 02/03/201515/02/2016Categories Nature, Photography, PoetryTags Amphibian, Anuran order, Frogs, Haiku19 Comments on Monday Morning #Haiku 54 — Frog

Wordless Wednesday — Winter Hideout, those Sneaky Snails Rumbled!

Hibernating Snails

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Unknown's avatarAuthor Sarah Potter WritesPosted on 25/02/2015Categories Nature, PhotographyTags Garden Snails, Gastropoda, Hibernation, winter8 Comments on Wordless Wednesday — Winter Hideout, those Sneaky Snails Rumbled!

Monday Morning #Haiku 54 — Moorhen

Moorhen

Lone Moorhen leaves pond,
walking on grass-coloured stilts,
in search of earthworms.

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Unknown's avatarAuthor Sarah Potter WritesPosted on 23/02/201515/02/2016Categories Nature, PoetryTags British Waterfowl, Common Moorhen, Haiku7 Comments on Monday Morning #Haiku 54 — Moorhen

Wordless Wednesday — The Empty Old Dovecot, A Symbol of Crumbling Peace

The Old Dovecot

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Unknown's avatarAuthor Sarah Potter WritesPosted on 18/02/2015Format ImageCategories PhotographyTags Birds, Flint dovecot, Motcombe Park, War and Peace11 Comments on Wordless Wednesday — The Empty Old Dovecot, A Symbol of Crumbling Peace

Monday Morning #Haiku 53 — Acanthus mollis

Acanthus mollis leaves

Lush vegetation
Snails still hibernating
No holes in leaves yet

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Unknown's avatarAuthor Sarah Potter WritesPosted on 16/02/201515/02/2016Categories Nature, Photography, PoetryTags Acanthus mollis, February, Haiku, Herbaceous perennial plants15 Comments on Monday Morning #Haiku 53 — Acanthus mollis

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