Autumn Vibes~13
Tag: Kirkkonummi
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Autumn Vibes~10
it has been a lovely weekend, yesterday was cloudy but warm, today sunny and warm. Perfect time to capture the magic of Autumn colors. This was the first stop
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Autumn Vibes ~8
Pikkala
Today’s find 
March 15
the weather is not promising spring for us, no, winter still has a strong grip on us even though it is middle of March.
March 13
March 12
March 11
December 30
December 29
Nostalgic country lane linked to Skywatch Friday – New Year’s Edition
December 17
Snow covered trees – so pretty and bright.
December #5
December #3
December #2
How to Survive November 2017 -7
I was coming to the parking garage from grocery shopping to see sunshine and rain in November 
the afternoon. It was just after 3 PM and the sun was already going down.
Clouds
Behind the trees
Island
Calm and warm
Ripples
view like a painting
walk continues
I love these crooked pine trees that the wind and weather has shaped.
the walk
As we arrived we had to walk through old woods, and rocky paths. As the wind mostly blows from the sea nearly all the trees lean towards inland. The first part of the walk is rather dark and this area has lots of fallen down spruce trees. They are left in the woods to decay as nature intended so the nature will continue to be as diverse as possible.
Nesting of the swan
As we walked around the island, we came across this swan nesting her eggs. We made sure we did not go too close as they might leave the nest if you go too near the nest.
The female swan nests alone. The male is guarding the nest or is eating somewhere further away. The female rarely leaves the eggs during this month’s nesting time. So it’s virtually not eating of for four weeks. Even when the female leaves for a small distance to get something from the edible from the bottom of the sea it covers its eggs so they do not cool too much.
Ritva Sillanmäki Photography 