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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

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...

  

Please see Suffolk April 2017 album. www.flickr.com/photos/wendycoops224/albums/72157682818547896

He appears to like this stone!

Barn Owl

Canon R5

Canon Rf 100 500 + 1.4 x Teleconverter

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

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

The highlight of the day for me was a pair of Tawny Owls.

One of my photos made it on the BBC Springwatch website

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.

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