The Lost Words – in photos

The Lost Words – A Spell Book to conjure back disappearing words.

I’m so glad that none of these words have disappeared from my life and I’m fortunate enough to have plenty of photos of each of these Lost Words to choose from.

(Photos taken over the past couple of years)

Acorn – Oak trees overhanging the badger sett

Adder – the only venomous snake native to Britain

Bluebells – creating a carpet of Blue

Brambles – Purple stained finger tips

Conkers – a few that survived being squashed by passing cars.

Dandelion – plenty of these in my garden

Fern – covering the woodland floor

Heather – the only photo I have of Heather is one from my garden

Heron – often seen stealing from local ponds

Ivy – alive with insects

Kingfisher – with the dash of colour they brighten up the local river.

Skylark – my local farmer encourages skylarks by putting in skylark squares.

Magpie, often the bullies when food is around.

Newt – taken on a photography course with someone who had a licence.

Otter – spotted while kayaking on holiday in Norfolk

Raven – often sits on the pylon near my house

Starling – Starling murmurations that take place each winter at Otmoor

Weasel – quickly darting with prey across the road

Willow – The willow lined River Thames

Wren – as it hops between the brambles and fallen trees