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These Bluebells were amongst acres of drifts growing in the woods at Muncaster Castle, last week in the Lake District
Named by @ncguk on Twitter, Vera (probably formerly Bertram the She Squirrel - many squirrels about) sat long enough on our garden fence for me to capture her staring at me, as I was at her.
It's not the best quality photo but it's adequate enough to see how very pretty and how very pregnant she is. Aw, frankly.
Two birds engaged in a chase, perhaps the lower one (woodpigeon) avoided the predator by creating a stunning diversion !
This Jackdaw took a dislike to the hedgehog even though the hedgehog was no threat to its nest. The "attack" went on for another 5 minutes - the hedghog just waited for it to end and then carried on its search for supper.
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)
Another screen-grab from my Bird Cam, taken while at work.
Shows two quarreling adult goldfinches and a juvenile.
Bearded tit or Panurus Biarmicus.
Lives mainly in areas with dense reedbeds. Main areas they are found in the UK are East Anglia, Lancashire and Yokshire, and an isolated colony in Eastern Scotland. Females only have the black marks around their eyes unlike the males whose markings look like a moustache.