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This wax bee comb appeared in a fairly exposed position in a Cotoneaster hedge on 30 May 2010 in Norwich. It was presumably abandoned as it is not in a sheltered spot. (2 pictures – face and side)
A Robin feeding from my Feeder. Unlike the Blue Tits, who are comfortable balancing on there all day, the Robin is a flurry of wings and mild panic.
Two birds engaged in a chase, perhaps the lower one (woodpigeon) avoided the predator by creating a stunning diversion !
Watched the female Blackbird collecting bits and bobs out the kitchen window. Round and around, using at least five different landing spots before entering the nest in the hedge. So happy to have seen this before the new growth completely hides it. She's not decided which way is more comfortable. (I know the feeling) Swipe >for pic 2. Record shots
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No birds or nests were hurt or disturbed while taking this shot - not so for the overdone sausages in the oven. 😊
Well, it was monsoon like rain today - so I went for a walk to test out my new waterproof jacket and boots - needless to say I feel bereft without my camera, so it came along too - I never dreamed I would see one of the largest Red Admirals I have ever seen when at last the rain stopped - and nearly halfway through October
I made this for unsprung because it's funny, I think, and I know that Chris would like it. Dominic North aged 11
Two birds engaged in a chase, perhaps the lower one (woodpigeon) avoided the predator by creating a stunning diversion !