All the photographs on these pages are free for you to access and use.  Click on a thumbnail to see the picture full size. The photograph will open up in a separate window.

If you are using MS Internet Explorer you can download a picture to your own computer by right clicking on it and choosing Save picture as.... If you are using a different browser the method may be different.

All the photos in the ICTeachers Photo Library have been freely given by the photographers, who retain ownership of them. You may use them as long as:

1. you do not charge for them;

2. you acknowledge their source.

Quince flowering in early April with last year's fruit still clinging.	Magnolia just coming into bloom. Around it are evergreen Box, Holly and Yew, whilst just behind it a Silver Birch waits for warmer weather.	Early April: Forsythia and Flowering Currant are blooming. In the foreground Mock Orange is still leafless.	A Forsythia bush in its full glory.	One of the wonders of spring, frogspawn is often found near the margins of shallow lakes and ponds. This lot was in a marshy area of Morden Hall Park in South London.
Mike Freedman
123Kb	135Kb	120Kb	606Kb	66Kb
Hazel catkins are amongst the first heralds of spring. This photo was taken in late January with spring just a hope away.	From beneath the leaf litter of fallen oak leaves shoots of ground elder push through...	.. and not far away so do shoots of arum lily (Lords and Ladies). Later in the year it will have poisonous red berries.
Mike Freedman
625Kb	750Kb	760Kb

Return to Seasons | Return to Photo Index

This page was last updated on 26 October 2007