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Nesting in an apple tree, one of many foraging trips between a pair to feed a family of three. Five merged images showing the movement in half a second.
My Garden Today. Baby Blackbird Bath time. I know I should get a bird bath but the birds just love the tinfoil roasting tins. Photo Pat Adams (Worth a close up view)
Now as some of you may have figured out, I'm a bit of a Spring / Summer / Autumn / Winter watch fan and often share my photo's with them.
At Christmas, I was invited to write a guest blog, after one of my images was chosen to be used on the wall of the new Springwatch office in Bristol. www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/natureuk/entries/77a54e9e-5e9d-442a-8...
Well, after recent correspondance with some of the Digital Team, I'm to pop in and say hi! tomorrow and am also going to see Unsprung as it is broadcast live from the audience...
That's now turned into me being interviewed on the live cameras by Stephen Moss, tomorrow afternoon (8 June) at 3pm... (I did have to ask twice if it's really happening and it is!)
So if you happen to have access to the live feeds on the Red button or on a PC, please do have a listen to me trying not to get tongue tied! www.bbc.co.uk/events/ezzbp6/live/cwfxn3
Just slightly flabbergasted - things like this don't happen to me!
Freightliner's #66538 does an impression of appearing on "Springwatch" as it tries to hide in the undergrowth at Bristol's Parson Street on Wednesday the 8th of June 2016. www.bigsky47539.smugmug.com
In this picture the BBC Springwatch crew are getting the camera positions and seating positions correct for the show that night.
Slime mould at different stages. Has been used to research the best path for train and metro routes! June 2009
Slime mould at different stages. Has been used to research the best path for train and metro routes! June 2009