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Sometimes time is sort and the local park is the best option! doesnt fail to provide loads of shots each and every time

youtu.be/BXHMWPiYMe0 Is where the full version is..

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Spring Forest

The Robins at RSPB Middleton Lakes were even friendlier than usual during the cold snap!

I'm back home after 5 weeks filming for BBC Springwatch. It was my first visit to RSPB Minsmere - an awesome reserve managed by an equally awesome group of RSPB staff and volunteers. This was me filming a bee swarm on the root plate of a fallen tree, which was broadcast at the end of programme 5.

There's now a blog about the afternoon this was taken on, please do pop over for a read.

www.flyladyphotographybywendycooper.co.uk/article/postcar...

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Mink

He appears to like this stone!

Now as some of you may have figured out, I'm a bit of a Spring / Summer / Autumn / Winter watch fan and often share my photo's with them.

At Christmas, I was invited to write a guest blog, after one of my images was chosen to be used on the wall of the new Springwatch office in Bristol. www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/natureuk/entries/77a54e9e-5e9d-442a-8...

Well, after recent correspondance with some of the Digital Team, I'm to pop in and say hi! tomorrow and am also going to see Unsprung as it is broadcast live from the audience...

That's now turned into me being interviewed on the live cameras by Stephen Moss, tomorrow afternoon (8 June) at 3pm... (I did have to ask twice if it's really happening and it is!)

So if you happen to have access to the live feeds on the Red button or on a PC, please do have a listen to me trying not to get tongue tied! www.bbc.co.uk/events/ezzbp6/live/cwfxn3

Just slightly flabbergasted - things like this don't happen to me!

Warwickshire, UK

Cladonia lichen providing a bed for a tired bee, at Murlough NNR, Northern Ireland #Springwatch

Mrs Swan was hissing at a Mallard, who was minding his own business! One of her babies is white?

One poor chick that didn't make it, must of got pushed out of the nest and landed on our garden table.

liverleaf (Hepatica nobilis)

Roe Deer in the snow

Southern Hawker in Flight

Springwatch

Dark-edged Bee-fly in the garden just now. They're taking full advantage of the Sun, Bluebells and Forget-me-nots being out!

Taken on Sunday. I have refused to mow the lawn whilst the dandelions are attracting such amazing species.

Boot likes to keep an eye on the Springwatch webcams, here watching baby Jackdaws in their nest.