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The view at Porth Wen Brickworks

First sighted on April 8th, this photo was taken the following day, on the 9th. I had been hoping for better photo ops of the yellow rumped warbler returnee since then, but did not have any so I am posting these now. Still hoping to see much more of this warbler as well as many others as they migrate back for the spring and summer season.

not quite the vibrant summer yellow plumage yet, but this american goldfinch is definitely getting ready for the season attire :-)

The Park, Nottingham. © All Rights Reserved.

Le porte attraggono e respingono, passaggi ineliminabili nella vita:

questa trovata a Casteldell'ovo di Napoli fa decisamente paura.

This was originally built to support a Iron Gate outside a property in In Sutton Village .

A lot of beautiful brickwork holds up the old John o Gaunt railway viaduct in Leicestershire

aptly named, this image is from a series I took last October, a year ago..

No olvidemos que Herculano estaba sepultado bajo quince metros de ceniza volcánica.

El trabajo de recuperación fué impresionante. Me hubiera gustado trabajar alli. Los trabajos de Conservación continúan.

Spring has been so slow to emerge this year, but the red winged blackbirds are among the earliest returnees regardless. The males precede the females and the air is filled with their trilling as they stake out territory

The outbuilding behind St. Marys in Burlington New Jersey caught my eye while I was walking through the cemetery. Most people look at the beautiful church. I'm in the back checking out the brickwork on their shed.

Söder Mälarstrand, Stockholm, Sweden.

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