Roses
Common polypody (Polypodium vulgare)
Details of the old buildings
Squirrel (Eurasian red squirrel)
Oystercatcher
A cute dog
Goldeneye
Barnacle goose
We went to Seurasaari on 5.7.2015.
Seurasaari is an open-air museum that displays the
traditional Finnish way of life in the cottages,
farmsteads and manors that have been relocated
here from all around Finland.
I'm linking to
Camera Critters
I'd Rather B Birdin'
Macro Monday 2
NF Trees and Bushes
Saturday's Critters
Today's Flowers
Wild Bird Wednesday
Love the close upss of the wood and the variety of critters in this post. Have a lovely weekend.
ReplyDeleteSå vakre roser du viser! Herlig farge på de ☺
ReplyDeleteSånne ekorn er her også.
God helg!
Aivan upeita yksityiskohtia! Pidin eniten kuvasta jossa oli tikapuut. Me käytiin viikko sitten Seurasaaressa syöttämässä oravia ja lintuja. Ne tulee ihan kädestä hakemaan, nin ovat kesyjä ja luottavaisia. Ihanaa viikonloppua!
ReplyDeleteFantastic images Gunilla...from the sweet doggie to the beautiful birds. That goose has a wonderful color pattern! Oh and roses...I can almost smell their scent from here.
ReplyDeleteIhania ruusuja, hienoja yksityiskohtia, tosi sopöjä eläimiä! :)
ReplyDeleteMukavaa viikonloppua!
Wow! Wonderful! All the captures are very well taken.
ReplyDeleteHello Gunilla, lovely images from your visit to the museum. The flowers are lovely. I like the duck, Oystercatcher, Goose and the cute doggie. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Have a happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteMy favourite is the squirrel!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your weekend.
Great shot of the female Goldeneye Gunilla.
ReplyDeleteYou just can't get anywhere near them in UK, they are very nervous.
Lovely series of shots. I do love that first rose - purity personified. And the squirrel is so cute.
ReplyDeleteSeurasaari sounds wonderful and if I ever visit Finland I would want to go there!
ReplyDeletelovley shots. the squirrel, duck and dog are so cute.
ReplyDeletehave a nice weekend
Nice shot of the polypody fern. We have several species of polypody here. I wonder if any are the same given that we both live in a northern climate.It's tough to identify many ferns from a picture.
ReplyDeleteHello Gunilla. Lovely uplifting post starting with the beautiful flowers which sadly I have far too few of in my garden now. All the critters are very well photographed and a pleasure to see.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend:)
A wonderful post Gunilla. I enjoyed the pretty flowers, animals and birds, all of them. Thank you for sharing and I wish you a happy week.
ReplyDeleteA most wonderful post! I love seeing all the adorable animals.
ReplyDeleteLovely flowers and cute collection of animals.
ReplyDeleteLovely blooms and cute critters! Have a wonderful Saturday!
ReplyDeleteYou captured wonderfully all I do like the fluffy dog. So pretty.
ReplyDeleteWonderful images- love all of them! Looks like a great place to visit!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of flowers and wood.
ReplyDeleteThe squirrel I like the most.
Greetings Tinie
A fascinating place to visit I\m sure with lots to see and enjoy! Thanks for sharing these lovely creatures!
ReplyDeleteI love these kinds of open air museums -so much to see and so interesting historically!
ReplyDeleteFine bilder! Ha en fin søndag!
ReplyDeleteI love the wee red squirrel! The open air museum sounds like it would be fun to visit.
ReplyDeleteLovely critters, Gunilla! I like the way they put those joints together without nails, too.
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As I said in my hootin' anni comment...that goose just HAS to be a favorite of mine this week!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your link to this post this weekend, at I'd Rather B Birdin'
Lots of fun shots, I especially like the goldeneye duck and the oystercatcher, they always make me smile with their enormous orange beaks. The old houses with weathered wood look interesting.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful walk it must have ben. Lovely flowers. Loved the critters and the geese as well. And that detail shot has such great texture!
ReplyDeleteEverything looks great through your lens. I love the angles of the wood.
ReplyDeleteOh, lovely flowers and beautiful animals !!!
ReplyDeleteAlways nice to see your fantastic pictures !!
Greetings
A feast for my eyes... so much diversity and beauty. Well done, Gunilla!
ReplyDeleteJättefina, vackra bilder du visar!
ReplyDeletegreat capture of the oystercatcher walking along the road
ReplyDeleteLlama la atención la sencillez y belleza de esa primera rosa silvestre.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo,
Superb images, I love the Goldeneye and the Barnacle Goose.
ReplyDeleteMagnificent nature shots ~ all very awesome!
ReplyDeleteHappy Week ahead,
artmusedog and carol
Wonderfull captures,happy week, greeting from Belgium
ReplyDeleteBlog Mons my city in Belgium: http://louisette.eklablog.com
What a fun bunch of photos!!!!
ReplyDelete(ツ) from Cottage Country Ontario , ON, Canada!
lovely shots. really liked the wood detail.
ReplyDeleteI love all your photos, especially the grains of the woods, I always like studing the warmth of wood,phyllis
ReplyDeletebeautiful shots, happy week :-)
ReplyDeleteVackra vildrosor du har fångat!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful series of photos. Love the cute expression on the dog's face.
ReplyDeleteDear Gunilla,
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed this Post with all lovely Details.
Cheers, Heidrun
Hi Gunilla, I have not been able to call by your blog for a long time so I have just enjoyed a great catch up.
ReplyDeleteThe roses are beautiful! The pink ones remind of our Iowa state flower, the wild rose, which grows in ditches along the roads. The squirrel is very cute, especially with the tufts of fur by his/her ears. And the dog is adorable--love his coloring!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers and smiling dog.
ReplyDeletethat´s quite a collection of birds and animals. Love to see the Oystercatcher :)
ReplyDeleteSå mycket fint på en gång, både blommor, natur och djur!
ReplyDeleteReally like that Oystercatcher
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images!
ReplyDeleteA remarkable work, Gunilla!
Have a great week ahead!
Ana
Sweet flowers and cute critters! I like the way you captured the texture of the wood too.
ReplyDeleteThat's sch a great way to learn history! Easy painless and great photo opportunities. Beautiful flowers and details of the old beams.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your beautiful images! I am partial to the birds but it looks like a really lovely spot to explore.
ReplyDeleteDear Gunilla,
ReplyDeletethat is such a lovely post!!! Your pictures are so beautiful and I love them all!!!
My time management is not the best in recent time...I don't find enough time to visit all my favourite blogs at the moment...I hope it will better soon!!!
I also hope you are well and you enjoy a wonderful time!!!
Lots of love and light
Katrin, who likes the voice of Nickelback's lead singer very much :)
Wonderful pictures! Very delicious light and color!
ReplyDeleteHi! Flowers are beautiful. The squirrel is very cute. Thanks for sharing.
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