Cow Parsley

My husband feeds an abandoned cockerel most mornings, I'm sure there is no need through the summer months but he feels guilty if he doesn't go!
Anyway, I intended to take a photo of the cockerel today but he's obviously camera shy as he wouldn't come out of the hedgerow.
So I went with some nearby cow parsley which is not camera shy at all, but sadly on its last legs

[Diana]

A lovely image all the same.

[Kareen King]

I think this is really cool in black and white. Fav.

[kay]

lovely shot, strange how me go out with one plan and come home with another, blk and white works well, relaxation comes to mind when looking at.

[Helen Jane]

I find the cow parsley so tempting to capture. It might be past it is best but is elegant. I like the silvery tone you have captured here and the very casual look of the framing. Works well. Im sure we can see the cockerel another day.

[sally agnew]

A lovely mystical image. Your husband is very kind to feed the abandoned cockerel :)

[Nick]

Looks great in b&w. Your husband sounds very kind.

[jack]

nice photo you can feel the summer breeze

[FBailey]

This works really well:)

[Gayle]

I like your chosen POV in this lovely shot, Suzanne! So very nice of your husband to feed the abandoned cockerel. :-)

[Suzanne]

@gaylewood @nickspicsnz @hermann Thank you for the lovely comments, the husband is indeed a very kind man, If he has no food he'll take a detour to avoid the cockerel in case it recognises his van!

[Suzanne]

@fbailey @cravenspamtilly14 @ludwigsdiana @kareenking @lovingandsharing Thank you indeed, very kind of you to comment

[Suzanne]

@helenhall Thank you so much for the input Helen. The cockerels day will probably be in the autumn, when he has nowhere to hide!

[Peter H]

This is a great substitute! And I'm sure 365 can do without one more shot of a cockerel!

[Suzanne]

@peadar Thank you Peter. He is a very splendid cockerel though!

[Peter H]

@suzanne234 OK, I believe you!