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In what is proving to be the best, most informative & entertaining BBC Springwatch, I'm really, really chuffed that the team asked if they could use one of my beaver images for Gillian Burke's cue cards when at the Cornwall Beaver Project.
On 8 May 20, 4.42PM BST BBC Springwatch said:
Dear Robin,
Thank you for uploading your fantastic images to the Official BBC Springwatch group!
We are currently on the lookout for the perfect images to use on our presenters cue cards in the upcoming series of Springwatch and we really love your beaver image.
So just to let you know we may be printing it on one of our presenter cue cards. Sadly we are not able to credit you on these cue cards but we are very grateful for you to uploading it to the group. We may also post it on our social media and if we do we will certainly credit you, so keep your eyes peeled!
Many thanks and all the very best!
A herring gull practicing to be on BBC Springwatch in 2014. This was taken in Bristol when the BBC Springwatch programme was filming Herring Gulls. This was taken close to the spot.
A rainbow basking in its own glory - and why not. This perfect rainbow and its reflection arced across the sky as I drove out of Attingham Park yesterday evening.
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She collects dust to coat her eggs. This is thought to prevent dessication and provide camouflage. She then flicks her eggs towards the nests of solitary bees.