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Friendly robin who helps out in the garden.

In the garden today

Midway through October and still out and about

it's that 13 hour shift day again today so here is another from yesterday - I love this as you can actually see the gathering of the pollen

Not sure if it's a Blackbird chick or another bird. Not very nice but it is nature. Don't know how common this is. We've had Blackbirds nesting in our back garden for years, but we've never seen anything like this.

Always best to take your camera when you have to go shopping to Iceland.....only a five minute diversion down to the river but so worth it

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Taken at Skomer

Starling with juvenile eating mealworms

A tortoiseshell butterfly taken on one of our stops up to the Peak District

Ardea cinerea on the Kennet & Avon Canal

Spotted each other at about the same instance, early morning.

A tricky one as I had to go shopping to get some bits for a short break I may or may not be going on....but popped to the park and saw this Jersey Tiger moth resting under all the leaves

These Bluebells were amongst acres of drifts growing in the woods at Muncaster Castle, last week in the Lake District

www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p01z2vn8/live on 5.28.14

Up close male Goosander showing his saw-bill

Named by @ncguk on Twitter, Vera (probably formerly Bertram the She Squirrel - many squirrels about) sat long enough on our garden fence for me to capture her staring at me, as I was at her.

It's not the best quality photo but it's adequate enough to see how very pretty and how very pregnant she is. Aw, frankly.

I've loved watching this moorhen family this Spring at our local park. You can see three of the four young in this photo (third one is just the tiny red bean sticking out)

still waiting for the big guys....

little ones are well cute!

#springwatch

Dunnock nest, on 13 may 2010. My garden, mid wales

great harwood lancashire