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We are into autumn and the colours are showing through.

I had to take some photographs of guinea pigs for my wife.

A parasitic plant of the meadows is the Yellow Rattle.

I am uncertain as to the name of this white wildflower.

This was my first attempt at photography at a Tropical Butterfly House.

A plant of the meadow and its margins is the Birdsfoot-trefoil.

An easy plant to overlook is the Lousewort.

There are many types of dandelion including the Cat's Ear.

About the photographs of the common hemp nettle.

This describes a walk over Cors Caron nature reserve to take some photos.

The Cat's Ear is a type of Dandelion - this describes and shows some photographs.

Self Heal is a common lawn weed but with an attractive flower - this describes and shows some photos.

This posting describes the photographs of the oxeye daisy meadow flower.

The butterfly orchid has a delicate flower, this posting shows and describes the photography of the plant.

A walk among the bluebells at Crosswood.

Close up views of the spotted orchid on the smallholding.

Some early fungi growing on a tree stump.

The beauty of cactus flowers in close up.

Taking a ride on the Rheidol Railway.

A close up of Hawthorn blossom.

About a tutorial on taking photographs by moonlight.

The last day some Welsh Cob horses were on our smallholding.

The beauty of bright yellow gorse flowers.

This week the blackthorn blossom was out.

The blossom of the bullace (damson) fruit tree.

About a visit to St David's Cathedral.

Spring and the beech trees: A view at the base of the beech trees on a spring day.

The Pheasant Returns: The pheasant returns to the garden to feed at the bird table.

Competition Entries: A posting describing some of my entries into photography competitions.

Happy duckling: Some of the images used in my new Cafe Press shop.

Doves flying: A dovecot in the garden gives some opporunities to photograph these birds.

A pheasant in the garden: A male pheasant came to feed on a dull day - this shows my attempt to photograph him.

Total eclipse of the moon: My attempts at capturing this event during gaps in the clouds.

Trees in the mist: A posting describing the taking of some trees during a misty morning.

Some light snow: Some photographs taken after some snow fell overnight.

Horses grazing: This describes photographing some young horses grazing at Bryneirian Farm.

Pictures by moonlight: This describes the taking of pictures by moonlight.

Chick Flicks: Some of the chickens at Bryneirian Farm

Groynes at Aberystwyth: Another attempt at photographing the groynes at Aberystwyth.

Christmas Cactus Flower: An attempt to take some close-up images of a Christmas Cactus (Schlumbergera) flower.

A Winter's Day at Cors Caron: A very still, quite day after Christmas. This post describes a walk on the Cors Caron (Tregaron Bog) reserve.

Ivy for Artists: Following on from a request, during a break in the weather I took some photographs of Ivy. These were for artists to use as reference material.

Waves at Mwnt Cove: On this dull wet day I managed to get some photographs of unusual waves at this small cove.