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Image 1 — Had a bit of a heart issue whilst out walking, found a pond and sat down and watched this beauty for a while and halved my heartrate. First photo isn't zoomed in
Image 2 — Had a bit of a heart issue whilst out walking, found a pond and sat down and watched this beauty for a while and halved my heartrate. First photo isn't zoomed in
Image 3 — Had a bit of a heart issue whilst out walking, found a pond and sat down and watched this beauty for a while and halved my heartrate. First photo isn't zoomed in
▲ 730 r/UKBirds

Had a bit of a heart issue whilst out walking, found a pond and sat down and watched this beauty for a while and halved my heartrate. First photo isn't zoomed in

u/Important-Stomach406 — 7 days ago
▲ 16 r/GardeningUK

First time growing anything from seed and things are finally starting to look colourful

All the pots and baskets are currently hiding under the gazebo until this heatwave is over as they were getting scorched

u/Important-Stomach406 — 2 months ago
▲ 609 r/AgathaAllAlong+2 crossposts

A new mural spotted!

I think this used to be a mural of a mother with her baby for the longest time; a beautiful transition into this one!

u/Express-Badger-8161 — 2 months ago
▲ 34 r/Seagulls

Fred & Flo's lone surviving offspring from this year - Feathers! He's happily joined the crew coming over twice daily for food. He likes paddling in the pool on the roof and watches the dog out the garden

u/Important-Stomach406 — 2 months ago
▲ 165 r/GardeningUK

Took up gardening last year after losing my Nan who was an avid gardener, it's been hit and miss but I've learnt a lot that I can change next year. My sweet peas were a bust, zinnias and cosmos were a hit and sunflowers ...

u/Important-Stomach406 — 2 months ago
▲ 30 r/crows

Dipping some chicken into the water. The two adults that visit me daily have four babies that now visit daily too. I love watching them (not so keen on them waking the neighbourhood at 4am every morning)

u/Important-Stomach406 — 3 months ago