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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 !
funny beaked water-sparrows, green dragons - with dragonettes! cute little killer-death sparrows,
butterflies and moths, kities with kids, ...
did i mention funny beaked water-sparrows??
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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