Another update on my recovery from an emergency detached Retina operation.
I can see with the eye although it is a little out of focus as yet, but it should recover after time.
I have good peripheral vision, but using the camera is still not as good as I would like, especially with moving subjects. I have noticed some progress with this though, but it is slow.
Images taken on my latest walk in the countryside.
A Large White butterfly still finding some nutrients from the buddleia flower.
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Small White butterfly also finding some nutrition on the same plant as the Large White above.
Most of the the Maize has now been harvested.
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A Maize field that has been harvested.
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Common Hawthorn berries are a sure sign of the impending Autumn.
Some Blackberries still remain and rot, especially high up on bramble bushes where they cannot be reached.
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Below is a favourite haunt of a local Kingfisher.
I have not been fortunate enough to get a shot of it yet.
It is not a daisy, but the flower of the Chamomile.
Found on rough tracks in the countryside.
Another sign of Autumn, the Fern leaves are turning brown.
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Acorns from the Oak Tree
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Sloe Fruit.
Crab apples growing wild on an isolated tree out in the countryside.
One species of butterfly you can be sure of still finding at this time is the Comma.
Bloodberry
Now that the wheat has been harvested from the this field it is soon replanted again, as can be observed by the drill furrows.
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The invasive plant Himalayan Balsam can be found along our river banks in many areas.
Bees like to forage on the flower of this plant.
I think the one in the images below is a Carder Bee.
The seed heads of the Balsam plant.
