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A few more of the Buzzard..

 

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More from the Archives... well they're no good left on the computer!

for the last day of April. I spotted this piece of blossom from the window looking as though it had been pierced by a spear. The spear is the Iris just coming up un the pond beneath the Apple tree.Photo copyright Pat Adams

A 3mm Euophrys frontalis (Male) Jumping Spider

Honeybee alighting on Skimmia flowers

Hawthorne blossom. Timing is everything. Photo PatAdams

springwatching.

from a few weeks ago

Perched on a branch, the kingfisher sits like a jewel of nature, its vivid blues and fiery orange glowing against the quiet beauty of the wild.🌿 Lincolnshire, UK.

 

I mean, look at those toes!!

Wigston, Leicester, UK

a female house sparrow at the feeder

I found this honey bee in a waterlogged plant pot today. It was soaked so I moved it into the sun to dry off. It eventually flew off, but stayed still long enough for me to get a few shots. Anyone know what that is on it's back? Babies? They have legs....

Douglas, Isle of Man.

Taken on Lancaster Canal, Jan 18

Wigston, Leicestershire, UK

There were pheasants everywhere yesterday,at the moment they are fairly tame as they are more interested in finding a mate.

Bank vole came out to hoover up the sunflower hearts that had dropped from the feeders.

Every morning he serenades our neighbourhood. This morning I got to see the singer. This year, there seem to be three or four of these in full voice. For many years I couldn't recognise the song, but often heard them in the evenings in the woods in the summer. I called them the 'nice to meet you' bird, after one of the phrases in his song had a similar cadence.

The Black winged Stilt family were showing well on a very overcast Wednesday morning last week.

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