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The tawny owl, also called the brown owl, is commonly found in woodlands across Europe to western Siberia, and has seven recognized subspecies. It is a stocky, medium-sized owl, whose underparts are pale with dark streaks, and whose upper body may be either brown or grey.Hooting woodland hunter with silent wings. Without a sound, the tawny owl descends from its lofty perch to snatch unsuspecting rodents from the forest floor below.
A male Wren at close quarters, they might be small but they're definitely mighty when it comes to singing.
I had no idea this park exists. I was out driving home from an appointment and passed by the entrance to this park right in the middle of a busy city. Out of curiosity I decided to pull in and go for a wander.
Springtime panorama of Surrey countryside looking south towards Reigate town in the distance, with Reigate Hill on the left and Colley Hill on the right.
Colin the Cuckoo - On our last visit to Thursley Common Colin didn't show, we got lucky this time! Magical moments with this beautiful bird! Special thanks to the guy who brought the live mealworms to coax him closer to us!!
Chipstead in Surrey heading towards Merstham, its been a beautiful day in the early 20s and the sunset rounded it off. Driving to get provisions a slight detour down a country lane and here we are! A short journey away from London but scenes like this all around, very perfect.
All set for dinner in the Mayfield Lavender, Woodmansterne, Surrey. And thanks to Leon Van Kemenade for inspiring our visit by way of his wonderful photos of these lavender fields.
Chatley heath with android enhancement and a message.
Surrey Wildlife trust rangers and volunteers manage this heathland keeping it in check. If Surrey County council continue with their plan to cut funding to the trust all 16 rangers will lose there jobs. Please take a moment to sign this petition
Add a frost to the sunrise... and it makes for the golden glow
as the sun was just coming up behind me near Hambledon Church in Surrey
This old surrey school is about to be pulled down for houses but I thought I would have a wander around before it was demolished. A spooky experience especially as the interior has been severely trashed and I definitely heard rustlings in the building, probably an animal but who knows!
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Everyone's excited about the idea of electric driverless vehicles lately. In Vancouver, we've had electric driverless vehicles for 32 years. I just rode one to New West to have a few drinks with the tech crowd I hang with out here.