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At Morton lochs this afternoon.

Pixie is wondering when the green leaves will appear , maybe

Red Kite over the Gwrhyd mountain in the Amman valley in West Wales.

Blue tit in late afternoon sunshine

One of several hedgehogs living in our garden.

1 of 5 fox cubs spotted by my wife on some land at the bottom of our garden...

So good at camouflage it even fooled this fly!

 

Growing fast and trying to keep cool in a heatwave.

A few from the Archives..

Just love the tones...... Been to reedbeds at all different times of the year, late spring though and you get these gorgeous colours which change with the light... Just add a bird & I'm ecstatic!

  

Please see Suffolk April 2017 album. www.flickr.com/photos/wendycoops224/albums/72157682818547896

Yellow Dung Fly/Forget-me-not

 

A freezing day for a bike ride in Angus.

I always advise people not to trust the fungi one finds in Epping Forest - here is a good illustration why. These flies visit a variety of unsavoury places before alighting on edible oyster mushrooms.

A young badger I filmed back in May tucking in to raisins, the soundtrack is provided by a young woodpecker looking out of its hole above me.

 

Edit:

My short Badger video has made its way on to the 'BBC Spring Watch twitter' page... I've added a link at the bottom of the comments.

'Springwatch' is a wildlife TV programme in the UK.

 

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Female red Mason bee - Osmia Bicornis.

Cuteness overload! One from the summer a Great Crested Grebe carrying its youngster on its back. 😍😍

This Comma has been hibernating in a family members garage, but they are about to have the roof repaired so we have transported it into my greenhouse and hopefully less disturbances in the coming months. The male Comma is slightly darker than the female, and both sexes have a brighter golden form called Hutchinsoni, which is produced by the earliest caterpillars that developed in spring.

On the Ceres burn in Dura Den in Fife this morning.

A gorgeous Short Eared Owl in flight a while ago at Farlington Marshes.

Fulmar in flight at Bempton Cliffs.

 

Although they are gull-like, Fulmars are "tubenose" (having large, raised nasal tubes), more closely related to albatrosses.

 

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This wee person was in Tentsmuir forest this morning

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