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Inspired by Springwatch, and assisted by the Weetabix Wonder Book of Birds

 

Seen on a walk around Semerwater, second largest natural lake in North Yorkshire, England after Malham Tarn.

Please see woodpecker set. Yes I know, MORE woodpeckers! Went up this morning before work as the light was a little better and managed to get some better shots; it's forecast for rain again for the next 2 days but will go up again at the weekend - I think they've only been hatched a week or so but will monitor it mud permitting (the field is a swamp at the moment) to hopefully see the little'uns!

Boats at Windermere

Then on 21st May we saw the Tawny owl chick in the evening, the female owl mum was still in attendance in a nearby tree and vocal.

redder arrows ...and a bloody crane! Take that Bill Oddie you effing Goodie twitcher.

A gorgeous leafcutter bee depositing pollen into its nest. A resident in a bee hotel I built on a nature reserve.

Doing a bit of Springwatching at Slimbridge.

Terrible photo, will try for a better. The hedgehogs are quite upset and stamp their little feet if their dinner is not supplied on time!

Cley Nature Reserve, Norfolk

Cheeky wood mouse eating the bird food

Another screen-grab from my Bird Cam, taken while at work.

An adult and a juvenile goldfinch feed on nyjer seed.

my favourite time of year....lotherton hall, leeds, uk

Wren in the garden taking food to her chicks that nest in an overgrown Tit box.

At work most of the day today but I am determined to try and stay true to the one each day as much as I can - so an almost repeat - I'm not quite sure which Blue this is though

Here is a baby Gosling I captured from about less than a foot away from me. I used my 50mm to capture this image. The image itself... I'm not so happy with but the story around it to me is more precious than the shot.

 

I was out with my mother and we started feeding the ducks, next thing we know there was a family of geese with their 5 babies around us so I immediately lay down on the floor to get some tight up-close portrait shots. Thankfully they didn't attack us as we were the ones providing their supper for the evening.

Closeup of masonry bee in tube hopefully laying eggs

- Furry Fungi (yesterday....its so dark today) ...I can't believe we are nearly at the end of the challenge!.

Baby Dunnock. Photo Pat Adams

Teach them whilst they’re young to respect all living things and they will grow up with an attitude that can only ever be respected

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