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Close-up of a single flower

Another shout out for the dandelion !

Although fairly common little birds here in the UK, ive spent almost a year trying too hunt some down local too me, soo when i walked towards a big reedbed and i spotted 4 females i knew lovely coloured male wouldnt be far behind!

 

They are fairly elusive birds spending most of there lives in thick reed beds

Excited to have spotted

this Great Cormorant drying off after a swim in Brockwell Park, London

Bittern Hide to Sizewell through the rain

Growing fast and trying to keep cool in a heatwave.

Leicestershire, Uk

Countryside show in Stanmer Park, Brighton

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

Nottinghamshire, UK

A Mindful Moment Springwatch/Winterwatch inspired video demonstrating the nature on our doorstep. I wanted to have a go at a video which are often seen on the BBC's springwatch programme. It's my first proper go at a video like this.

 

Some birds which feature are:

- Kingfisher

- Canada Geese

- Robin Redbreast

- Moorhens

- Gulls

- Nuthatch

- Song thrush

 

This should be in 4K on flickr but if not you can view the full version on YouTube www.youtube.com/watch?v=azmToY4-XZw

Do you'll regret it.

Squirrel eating what looks like a squirrel skull!

 

www.flyladyphotographybywendycooper.co.uk/article/winter-... Winter into Spring, it's all waking up again - please do pop over for a read!

Fairly sure this is a male parent bug with a parasite of some sort ?

 

this is so tiny I needed a microscope to even see it with my eyes lol

Kate Humble and Chris Packham rehearse with numerous visitors to Pensthorpe for the Springwatch advert to be shown later that day on BBC.

Since a pair of Robins chose to build a nest and rear their young in our garden shed at end of April (right among bottles of Antifreeze and Polyfilla !) its been a privilege to be able to watch their progress through incubation, hatching , endless feeding and NOW - finally the day of hatching.

More at #RobinShedNest diary - link in first comment

 

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

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