Autumn in the UK still looks green, even if it is a dull dark green! In my garden, the Cyclamen is flowering…
…and the new leaves are just appearing. I bought this plant as a Mothers Day present over 40 years ago – to be flowering in the spring, it must have been forced by the grower. When it didn’t flower the next spring my Mum thought it had died, but I decided to plant the corm under the tree in the garden. It has expanded quite a bit over the years from that single corm and puts on a pretty display each autumn 🙂
A trip down to the pasture, our local nature reserve, to find an end of season Teasel -its final flower providing nectar for a solitary Brown Banded Carder Bee…
Food for Bees may be running out but there’s a good store of food waiting for the birds with berries adorning the Rowan…
…and the Hawthorn…
Autumn, of course, brings its share of inclement weather as we move towards winter. I got soaked through photographing our football match on Saturday…
…The match was a draw, so we’ve got to play again on Tuesday when, you’ve guessed it, rain is forecast 😉
Catch up with Cee’s Midweek Madness Challenge Here.
Images from Finchley 
My favorite photo is the teasel. These are all perfect photos for this week 😀
Thanks Cee 🙂 – I thought you’d like that one 😉
Autumn looks really beautiful from your corner, Martin! 🙂
Thanks Debra 🙂