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Flowering cherry

Otter enjoying lobster for lunch on shore in Oban harbour - January 23

Brighter weather has attracted the frogs to the surface of the garden pond.

 

26 February 2015

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Lucky to capture the picture in Norfolk.

Heron flying over Strumpshaw fen

SpringWatch!

Hyde Park, London

 

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playing with the lensball

first sighting of nest of 3 dunnock chicks+1 egg in conifer 3 metres fom front door.about 2 days old. 8th may 2010

Common whitethroat in rapeseed

specially for springwatch (bbc), We have returning Robins that nest....Year after year... So blessed!

Sorry, i didn't want to disturb the area so i took the picture from the live vide through t.v!!!! Hence rubbish picture...... But 5 eggs!!!

ridiculam aqua transvolans et passer rostratis

Vixen and fox cubs in my back garden

Female Nomada flava vs White Crab Spider

Song thrush nesting in a garden in Thurstonland, West Yorkshire. She's right by the roadside but quite relaxed about it all. There are four little blue eggs in there.

A white egg, slightly smaller than the kind in the fridge, buried in a pot in the garden.

 

A vulpine larder? A snake? Something to do with dinosaurs?*

 

And most importantly, what to do with it?

 

(*clues: the garden is close to a pond and a river, and one of my trainers had a bite taken out of it last week)

New born deer and Mother

Springwatch is an annual TV venture on the BBC here in UK where they visit an area of wildlife interest with livecams in nestboxes, video features of various wildlife projects, etc. It's very encouraging how much interest it generates.

 

This isn't regrettably our garden, but an area of the local country park.

 

Umm..... coal tits? No, maybe great tits? (sorry, I know, pathetic!)

 

Feeding time outside the back door - 'Phil' the pheasant.

Young buzzard? bathing at our pond. Fantastic to see!

Over the moon today! Spotted a first for me. My first swallows. I only managed to photograph one as the other 3 I counted wouldn't stay still for long enough! Also had a very close encounter with a large grass snake today. Unfortunately it was such a close encounter that it was too close for my lens! - Southwater

 

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Renishaw, Derbyshire in our garden

the first brood of starlings have fledged this is baby and mother in the garden.

Vixen and fox cubs in my back garden

Heron flying over Strumpshaw fen

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