I think that's an emerging Mare's Tail, an ancient type of plant, hated by gardeners, I understand! (But very photogenic, return to re-shoot!) (Later, when it's developed) Roger.

Indeed there is, Matt! Beautiful photo. Colours, textures, lighting, all spot on. The bell, with its blue tones, a perfect counterpoint to the warm hues of the wisteria & the stone wall. Thanks for letting us see. Roger.

Well done Maria, for capturing one of this smashing little bird's characteristics! Not easy! (I've tried!) Roger.

I'm not usually a great fan of HDR, but this is superb! Wonderful clarity of colour. Coker.

Well there's a Little Brown Job, if ever I saw one, Tom! Great capture, well done indeed! Roger

One word springs to mind: POMPEII. Was it like this? Roger.

I'd crop. But I'd crop it square from the left. If you just lose the r. block of trees, the vanishing point will take the eye straight out of the picture. Roger.

Andrew, you have been an inspiring influence on my photography in this last year odd since I joined PU. This is, I believe, probably the most beautiful image of yours I have seen (thus far!). It bears all your hallmarks - ageing texture, great colour, lovely presentation & very good technique. Thanks, once again, for sharing your vision with us all. Roger.

Grand image indeed. The orange with the white & green is lovely. Roger.

They may not be easy to catch, but they do strike a pose ready for you, don't they! If there's one thing I do admire - it's a nice, sharp eye! Coker.