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The beautiful storks are doing so well with there young this year.

As you may imagine, I took quite a few... indulge me!

Moorhen feeding chick taken RSPB Burton mere. Northwest wildlife watchers

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A little owl owlet uses his wings as an umbrella after getting caught in the rain

This little vole gets his paws on some chestnuts

Springwatch Action Team - South London.

Wolf Spiders mating ritual - the male trying to impress the female with his dance moves by raising his palps in a rhythmic fashion

Taken at my hide

Attenborough Nature Reserve, Nottinghamshire, UK

Sparrow fledglings today looking up to mum. Photo copyright Pat Adams

Things have been crazy here, for some time now. Aging parents, trying to make decent respectful care plans and settling for ones barely adequate, leaves everyone feeling depleted and lost. I have been struggling with a deadline for a personal goal which appears now, come hell or high water, I am likely to make tomorrow morning...., but it has lost its luster and become one more thing that must be done. On a bit of a drive today we passed this slightly surreal scene, just odd enough to make one wonder, just right enough to wish my name was on one chair. Maybe when we are lost, it is a chance to be found. Maybe somewhere a dream discarded is waiting to be picked up and carried down the road by a new burst of energy. maybe when I am slightly less tired, this will seem less wonderful, but on this day a smile and a thanks to the arranger of the chairs, who gave this view a room. If my life were a house, it might look just like this.

Close-up of a single flower

Bittern Hide to Sizewell through the rain

Growing fast and trying to keep cool in a heatwave.

Countryside show in Stanmer Park, Brighton

Licenced by BBC Two - Website, First broadcast: 20 Dec 2012

Inspired by BBC springwatch i went out to see how easy or as it turned out to be difficult nature photography really is.

 

as seen at www.waynesphotos.co.uk

Even if that Marsh harrier isn't a Bittern and there's no way you can see ticks on the Night herons... LOL... Still the lizard is in the right place... I think they must have the links set up wrong on the page !!:@D

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