Author: Leelee


  • The Small Tortoiseshell: A Delightful Butterfly of the Wild

    Picture taken by LeeLee In the tapestry of the natural world, the Small Tortoiseshell stands out as a charming and colourful butterfly, often seen fluttering gracefully through gardens and meadows. This species, scientifically known as Aglais urticae, is a favourite among butterfly enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Let’s delve into the fascinating world of the…

  • Blooming Beautiful: A Guide to Spring’s Most Stunning Wildflowers in the UK

    A rainbow of wildflowers As we step outside into the crisp spring air, the first signs of new life emerge from the earth. The UK is awash with a rainbow of wildflowers, each one unique and breath taking in its own way. In this article, we’ll explore some of the most common and striking species…

  • A Walk Through Time: Discovering the Beauty of Padstow & Porthcothan, Cornwall

    Porthcothan Bay, captured by Leelee. There’s something undeniably magical about a coastline that seems to stretch forever, where the sea meets the sky in a seamless dance of blues and greens. The picture shared captures a serene stretch of Porthcothan Bay with its golden sands and rugged cliffs, the soul of Cornwall’s West Coast. This…

  • Northamptonshire: A Journey from the Air

    “One of the most populous counties in England” I took this photo whilst braving a hot air balloon experience, the view of Northamptonshire was nothing short of breath taking as was the fear. The patchwork of fields, villages, and towns stretched out before me like a living map. It’s a sight that makes you appreciate…

  • A Tale of Two Swans

    A Tale of Two Swans

    Graceful Guardians of Abington Park When I snapped the photo of the two mute swans at Abington Park, Northampton, it was hard not to be struck by their serene presence. These birds, with their elegant necks and strikingly white plumage, seem to embody the very essence of quiet dignity. But as I learned while researching,…

  • A Whimsical Escape: Egmanton Nottinghamshire, Where Time Slows Down

    “The ancient yew tree believed to be over 1,000 years old” Nestled in the heart of England’s verdant countryside lies a hidden gem that whisks you away from the hurried pace of modern life—Egmanton. This quaint village, part of the Newark and Sherwood District, offers a delightful blend of history, tranquillity, and warm hospitality that…

  • Abbey Park, established in 1878

    “UK’s National Trust for Places of Historic Interest” The image captures the essence of Abbey Park, a cherished green space in Leicester. As a landscape photography enthusiast, I find the park’s serene beauty and vibrant community activity deeply inspiring. Abbey Park, established in 1878, spans 14 acres, offering a mix of well-maintained lawns, shaded seating,…