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Bluetit ready to feed their young.

 

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Mrs woody checking on her very noisy young, constantly demanding good. Greater spotted woodpecker.

ridiculam aqua transvolans et passer rostratis

some winGed thingies in the land of Sooth!

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crested grebe, with grebelett...

House Martin’s cliff side nests. These little guys are more often seen building their mud nests in residential areas.

I think? Or maybe a Female having a bad hair day in lockdown. Photo copyright Pat Adams

Bushy Park - Spring 2020

great harwood lancashire

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 the back garden for years, but i've never seen anything like this.

Unidentified flying object.

That's a branch painted to look like a snake rather than a snake that's been painted.

A poor shot of the blackbirds nesting outside our living room window(should probably say lounge, am revealing my working class roots!). I've counted four chicks but maybe five.

Not a great shot as when the light is right to illuminate the nest, it is also bouncing off of the window. Don't want to do anything that will disturb them. Maybe a polarising filter would help but Apple don't provide them (how inconsiderate) and am trying to do the 366 with iPhone only (plus it's a fag to go all the way upstairs to dig put the slr, whose battery will probably be flat),

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