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Encounter with a fox at dusk, April 2023, in Neukölln, Berlin, in a residential area around 1 kilometer south of the S-Bahn Ring.
After a short stop for marking territory, this male climbed over a fence an disappeared in a private garden. Really not scared, I could take a few shots from a distance of around fifteen meters.
Now I would like to find the burrow !!
After not being on Texel for 2 years in the Spring due to Corona, I've missed my Bluethroat sessions. the birds were not as active as previous years, but I'm putting that down to early morning fog.
Invasion of Song trushes hailing the return of spring in Berlin ... dozens of them are wandering on Baumschulenweg cemetery lawns
Silver-washed fritillary (Argynnis paphia), female, just emerged from the cocoon. A relatively rare species in the Netherlands.
Keizersmantel vers uit de cocon.
Thanks for all your kind comments, they are much appreciated
A Kelp Gull, Larus domincanus subspecies vetula, commonly known as Cape Gull has been at Graham Water, Cambridgeshire this week. This is the first record of the species, in the UK which has a normal range in Southern Africa/Namibia
I did not expect at all to meet this little dude ...
At first, I had absolutely no idea what it was, I did not know that crane nestlings were reddish like that and it was more or less swimming on the water like a duck.
I should have known though, as 2 minutes before I was secretly trying to approach a pair of common cranes in the swamp, that eventually flew away. I had never thought about where Common cranes are nesting, I was assuming it was way more in the north of Europe.
Anyway after taking a shot, I did not stay much longer to avoid creating too much disturbance :(