Ramblings, photos and thoughts from the village of Bepton, West Sussex – plus Midhurst, The South Downs, Chichester and surrounding areas.
This foggy view isn’t unusual over Midhurst and the Rother Valley. It’s a temperature inversion in the atmosphere. As air rises it normally gets colder, but if the temperature is only a couple of °C and there’s no breeze and clear skies, the reverse can happen and the air nearest to the ground gets stuck there – trapped under a layer of warmer air above it.
Spotted this very grey-looking Rook in the tree this morning…
Here’s a photo from early morning on 1st September 2018… one of those perfect Autumn mornings when the mist settles under the Downs, the trees are turning and there’s a nip in the air.
Got to love Autumn… view this image at full size on Flickr.
Happy September!
It’s only the 21st June and look at this – a Hummingbird Hawkmoth scooting around the garden!
We’re lucky enough to have a field at the end of our garden. And even luckier to have an Egret wandering around it too!
Here’s a photo of a gorgeous Peacock in the garden. Peacocks are common enough, but this year they are swarming in our garden!
I’ve been enjoying some interesting visitors in the garden this week. Just outside my study window I’ve got a bunch of bird feeders – which can be a bit of a welcome distraction!
Bank holiday weather? Never mind the rain The South Downs (somewhere under the clouds) are always lovely 🙂
I was pottering around the garden today and I had a funny feeling that I was being watched…
And what a beauty?! This lovely moth was banging and crashing into our kitchen window last night, yet it’s still very early in the year. It’s March, and it feels far too cold for butterflies and moths.
