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This wax bee comb appeared in a fairly exposed position in a Cotoneaster hedge on 30 May 2010 in Norwich. It was presumably abandoned as it is not in a sheltered spot. (2 pictures – face and side)
Another screen-grab from my Bird Cam, taken while at work.
Shows two quarreling adult goldfinches and a juvenile.
My neighbour noticed he/she has no tail feathers. There's been about 4/5 fledglings flying around this afternoon behind my house and this one was being fed by the parents, but it's been on my back patio for the last hour and I've not noticed any feeding. I can still hear it now as I type...
and it then turned to look down to our garden. We have not seen it since that day, presume it has fledged now.
Green Woodpecker shared by BBC Springwatch on their blog!! Usually keep anything like this as a private photo, but a bit pleased 1) with seeing them in the first place, 2) then this!!
Rain, work and a trip to the dentists surely means that I can use this other photo from yesterday.....
another dull damp day....more shopping that had to be done - but if I cant take an hour out of my day to pop down to the park to see sights as this grey wagtail swooping and diving to catch his lunch, and actually perching on the weeds.......well anyway....I just loved to see him
I was very lucky to capture this deer with this lighting when I went to Wildwood in Kent with my family.
One of the few hedgehogs that I've seen in my garden in twelve years paid us a visit this evening during a sharp downpour!