What's outside

[Betterlatethan]

Great photos, @ramblingjohn.
“Fyngau” from Cymdeithas Edward Llwyd suggests cwpan y domen.
Sue

[dougewart]

More visitors to the nuts this week.

Titw Tomos Las Blue Tit

Titw Cynffon Hir Long Tailed Tit

[ramblingjohn]

Hediw - Today.

Eirlys gyda gwenynen bach - snowdrops with small bees.
Probably gwenynen gribog - common carder bee.
(finding plenty of pollen i appears).
(click on image for full size).

Cheers J.P.

[charlie-o]

Fantastic photos

[jenirizio-1]

Mae hi’n bwrw eira chwech mis y bloeddn.

[neil-jones]

Ar y ffordd gytre o Gaerdydd echnos!

[chris-roberts]

Unusual things spotted on last week’s Welsh walk to Hinksey Heights Nature Park near Oxford.

[jenirizio-1]

A short video in Welsh and English.

[chris-roberts]

A Welsh bee’s backside at Aberglasney last September.

[ruth-32]

How do you know the bee is Welsh? Just curious

[chris-roberts]

Well it was buzzing a lot but without using the letter Z!

[chris-roberts]

Also it was sufficiently far from the border for me to assume it was at least domiciled in Wales…

[MarilynHames]

Yn y coed yma, ar y penwythnos.

[chris-roberts]

A sea rainbow - enfys y môr.

Seen from the train near Conwy.

[MarilynHames]

Beth sydd o gwmpas y tro nesaf?

[ramblingjohn]

Heddiw - Today.

Gellesgen bach - Dwarf iris.

Blodau draenen ddu - Black thorn flowers.
(click on images for full size).

Cheers J.P.

[ramblingjohn]

Heddiw - Today.

Hwyaden gribog - Mandarin duck.

Cheers J.P.

[siaronjames]

An unusual visitor to the garden recently - only seen him a couple of times but finally managed to get a photo. Not only is he a robin frongoch but also a robin adenwen!

[jenirizio-1]

Mae dwi’n trio gwneud y fideo natur yn Cymraeg ac Saesneg.
I tried to make a nature video in Welsh and English.

Please watch, hit the bell and tell a friend.
Diolch!

[ramblingjohn]

Heddiw - Today.

Britheg - snakes head fritillary.

Matell paun - Peacock butterfly.

Cheers J.P.