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.....And his home, Asteroid B-612

 

A Ladybird on a Dandelion (Taraxacum officinale) seed head

SpringWatch, London

Squirrel eating what looks like a squirrel skull!

 

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

 

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

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

 

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

the grasshopper warbler springwatch webcam inspired me to draw this! watching the webcam, it was such a picture-perfect scene, I couldn't help myself!

 

thank you to springwatch for putting forth the effort to keep the webcams up ! I learn a lot from them and they are fun to watch.

SpringWatch!

Hyde Park, London

 

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A Queen Bumble Bee has made her nest under a pile of wood in our garden. Rather than tunnel slightly deeper into the soil to get under the wood, the bees have chewed part of the wood itself.

 

Talk about making an easy job harder!!

A pair of Woodpigeons settle down on a neighbour's TV aerial for an episode of Springwatch!

 

Best viewed on black.

Dawn to dusk. Sharing my garden with the wild life. Ten hours in one image.

The BBC Springwatch interactive tech team visit the farm.

Mating Burnet Moths, taken around Coles Quarry

the roving eye household all agree this swinging rope is by far the best free entertainment to be found in the brighton area...

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