Moody Meadow is a peaceful place to watch the bees and butterflies foraging for food, to enjoy fragrance from the wildflowers which fills the air and to listen to the abundance of songbirds. The river flows gently towards the sea, ceaselessly providing us with the tranquil sound of its journey. The meadow changes constantly as the seasons turn.
Spending time in nature affects our moods and stimulates our senses. Whether it is the warm breeze touching our skin, the scents from orchids ascending through the air, the song of a skylark overhead, the sight of dark clouds with the threat of Summer rain or the taste of the blackberry harvest. Moody Meadow is a perfect environment to lose yourself in nature and in the moment.
Moody Meadow blog is a collection of photographs, videos, artwork, poetry and sounds all inspired by time spent on this beautiful wildflower meadow.
Common carder bumble bee
“Freefall into nature and embrace it. A true companion for life”
"Love Skye-Love Nature-Love Life"
Skyenatureblog.com provides an artistic journey through the seasons, describing the natural beauty of the island through, prose, poetry, art, photographs and videos. I hope to give readers a taste of the Skye experience.
I hope you enjoy the journey
The Isle of Skye has dramatic mountains, wild glens and amazing seascapes; it offers a varied wilderness for free spirits. There is an abundance of hidden places full of native trees, wildflowers and wildlife to enjoy, in peace and tranquility. This sensational Island changes constantly through the seasons, with wild Atlantic storms, snowy mountains and balmy Summer nights with spectacular skies. The Summer wildflowers provide a colourful feast for insects, which feed the many species of songbirds, both native and Summer visitors.
Okay, now I followed the link you provided here and got right on.
It’s an absolutely beautiful blog. I’ll look forward to seeing more posts. Of course you know I’d rather be seeing all of this in person but as they say. “something is better than nothing.”
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An interesting shot of the lifted snowdrop. I’ve never thought of doing that – they look so delicate
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Okay, now I followed the link you provided here and got right on.
It’s an absolutely beautiful blog. I’ll look forward to seeing more posts. Of course you know I’d rather be seeing all of this in person but as they say. “something is better than nothing.”
Hugs,
Judy
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Thank you Judy. I’m glad you like the new blog.
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