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David Swatton's PhotoBlog

I very rarely cut flowers from the garden but couldn't resist these as I just fancied something jolly on my desk.

Trying to catch a picture of house martins that flit in and out of the building across the road. They are SO fast.

Taken from an upstairs window in the house yesterday afternoon. The Red Kite is the biggest bird of prey we get around here - this was a big adult with a wing…

Don't think I have ever taken so many pics of birds in the garden. It's not quite an African safari but it's better than nothing. All taken from in our kitchen.

Roses after a shower... or a song by Placebo if you can remember that far back. All from the garden a couple of days ago.

Each spring a large stubborn weed would appear at the base of the star magnolia and begin to climb through it and each year Vinnie would scramble underneath to…

For those with a Pre-Raphaelite disposition... I always think of this painting by Sir Frederic Leighton when our orange roses are in bloom and it just so…

Love the light in the woods above the village especially at this time of year when the trees are putting out new growth and the greens are so vibrant.

No, not some spaced-out 1960s musician but the herbs in our herb bed are flowering and do look rather lovely...

At the end of May every year our Joey Rose begins to bloom. It's my favourite both because of the glorious colour and the divine scent.
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