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a tricky one as I wanted *something* in the cornfield....but it was a quiet day in the insect world

All five Cygnets still doing well, and just before this photo taken, they were all asleep including their mother, on the river bank. Then suddenly a hoot from down the river and all their heads came up and excitement was in the air .... it was the father returning from somewhere. These two were mimmicking each other in an up and down motion almost trying to out do one another.

Well! I seemed to have crashed the Darter Party today! And nearly November!

Photographed at RSPB Minsmere after it had been vacated

cool place! deer, frogs, deer, damsels, lillies, 'shrooms, deer.....

Lots of bees in evidence today

Watched the female Blackbird collecting bits and bobs out the kitchen window. Round and around, using at least five different landing spots before entering the nest in the hedge. So happy to have seen this before the new growth completely hides it. She's not decided which way is more comfortable. (I know the feeling) Swipe >for pic 2. Record shots

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No birds or nests were hurt or disturbed while taking this shot - not so for the overdone sausages in the oven. 😊

Two birds engaged in a chase, perhaps the lower one (woodpigeon) avoided the predator by creating a stunning diversion !

I made this for unsprung because it's funny, I think, and I know that Chris would like it. Dominic North aged 11

Hare flying across Cley Marshes

Youngsters first venture into the garden (5) - 2 June 2015

Up close male Goosander showing his saw-bill

See all the moss hanging down was a good give away plus also the last 3 weeks the noise from the chicks before they left was so loud we assumed it was taken by blue tits as i know they hatch out large amount of young, We found this cast iron cow head in the barn only put up a couple of months ago.

Pensthorpe is hoping to release cranes into the wild.

Red Fox resting in the spring sunshine

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