Mary, the forbidden problem was reported again this morning.
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Love the beautiful primroses!
I can just imagine all the activity at the nice Irish Pub a few days ago.
Hopefully, it won't be long before it will be enjoyable to sit in one of the chairs.
-nice captures-

Thank you, Betty, for reporting the forbidden problem again. Lets hope that it's rectified this time.
Thanks, also, for your always-thoughtful comments.
Mary

Betty what a beautiful bird. Mary i love both of your flower photos they are so vibrant.

This isn't much of a shot for bizarre, so if I happen to get something better I will post again. But this one may have to do. It's not exactly bizarre, more like uncommon for me to see - a mass of feathers. Unfortunately some poor bird was some predator's dinner. I did not see any bones, carcass, feet, etc, just many many feathers all in one spot above the river.

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And on a happier note, here is a mass of Legos for colorful. I had Chris lay down and I placed several of his recent creations on top of him and took quite a few shots. None of them worked out the way I was trying to get them to look. Maybe I'll try a different lens... hmmmm.

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Courtney

Courtney i am optimistic i think it was a pillow fight! Boy Chris sure has been busy nice shot.

Courtney, we have an eagle who lives nearby and we often see a few white feathers when we walk under his trees, but nothing like that - must have been one big bird!

Early: Rhododendron flower in its early stages

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Mary

Mary beautiful flower. Maybe this year i will plant a few flowers.

Beautiful bird and flower shots, Betty and Mary.

This (so-called) sculpture sits on the old railway bridge next to our sailing club. It is called 'The Fisher of Dreams' and shows a fisherman with his bike and his dog. The former swing-bridge used to carry the East Coast main line to London which might help to explain the train-shaped 'fish' at the end of the fishing line. The old track has now been converted into a cycle route and this sculpture is supposed to add interest. I would rather it wasn't there. It is my offering for the bizarre category.

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Fantastic sculpture. I love it.

Judy - a pillow fight? Excellent explanation!

Mary - I'm guessing it was a duck, or possibly even a goose because that is what is most common on the river. The predator I'm guessing was a coyote. Pretty blossoms in your picture.

Angela - I can't figure out the dog, unless it is supposed to be lifting its leg? If so, then I would not like that sculpture. Otherwise it wouldn't bother me; I've seen way worse for large outdoor "art!"

Courtney