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26/02/2017 Nature and Views
26 Sunday Feb 2017
Posted in Views and Nature
Monthly Archives: February 2017
Wildlife photographed in early 2017.
24 Friday Feb 2017
Posted in Nature
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Robin…
Melanic (black) form of a 2-spot ladybird…
Goldcrest. The smallest British bird...
Treecreeper…
Planting update.
24 Friday Feb 2017
Posted in Nature, Uncategorized
A few weeks ago we planted some teensy winter-flowering shrubs near the grave of James McNab, as part of our “botanical” theme. He was an eminent personage at the Royal Botanic Garden of Edinburgh “across the road” and, amongst other achievements, he had designed the former Winter Garden there. We weren’t expecting any action from those plants for a while, but this one just couldn’t wait! In flower already.
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21/02/2017
22 Wednesday Feb 2017
Posted in Information, Views and Nature
Some photos taken around the site on a work party day. Click a photo to view a larger version. This opens in a new window.
Come and join us or just pop along for a chat. Work party days are Tuesdays and Saturdays from 10am, meeting at the main entrance (at the far end of Warriston Gardens from Inverleith Row) by our green shed or at the other end of the brick drive, through the cemetery gates. If you arrive later come look for us – we’re easy to find. If you can’t come along for whatever reason you can support the group via annual membership (life membership is also available). For more details, please send a message to the following email address; friendsofwarristoncemetery@gmail.com. Thanks.
A couple of volunteers have been tending to the area around Sir James Young Simpson. And here are some of the tete-a-tete daffodils they planted, looking lovely in a little sunshine this morning…
More snowdrops!…
Sunnier versions of the view posted a few days ago…
More tete-a-tete daffodils, which we’d planted beside the hedge between the north path and the extension…
Some berries and some viburnum flowers. Separately!..
20/02/2017
20 Monday Feb 2017
Posted in Information
You’d be forgiven for thinking that the first two photos show a partly-buried headstone. They in fact show the deep imprint of a stone that, until very recently, had lain face-down in the earth for who knows how long. I have reversed the photos so that the inscription can be read more easily. The third photograph is of the actual stone, now propped against its pedestal.
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20/02/2017
20 Monday Feb 2017
Posted in Views and Nature
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Video shot from the centre of Section ‘O’.
09 Thursday Feb 2017
