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Kingfisher on his spot

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My garden bird numbers have been lower than usual. So, as per Packham et al, I thought I would experiment with repositioning my bird feeders. I looked out the window this morning to see if it had worked, and it would seem the dilemma is not due to feeder positioning.

Smiling Robin in Oxfordshire, Spring 2020. Photo by Oliver Bird, aged 10.

Put your feet up and relax!

I quite like this image, purely because it kinda reminds me of a scene from wildlife documentary in the Serengeti....I do not know why, but it does?

Grey squirrel stealing plant fleece....

the ear that was grown on the mouse?

The low evening sun shone through the translucent legs of this delicate balancing spider as he waited for a meal across a muddy ditch - love the orange 'knee' joints and tiny delicate black pointed 'feet'.

Tame robin focused in on food

Two of our fledgling great tits hanging out

Vixen and fox cubs in my back garden

Between the showers, the day after a bank holiday

Caught this just about to grasp it's feed. Again at Gignin feeding farm in powys wales

There is a plantation of young trees near the Flitch way, this one was in full bloom with blossom amidst others which were still in winter mode.

Ladybird resting on rape seed flower

Closest I've seen one of these, had never realised quite how colourful they really are.

Brighter weather has attracted the frogs to the surface of the garden pond.

 

26 February 2015

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Chris Packham's bum has rested on this *swoon*

Vixen and fox cubs in my back garden

Renishaw, Derbyshire in our Garden - Carole Wilkinson

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