Wildlife Corner

Awww he's really cute!

Who could not?! He was really getting a fish a jab, Strongy!!! The Yellow Suede Shoes obviously work!!

no butterflies here yet but i did find two big fat green caterpillars on my primroses the other day though, not too keen on them eating my primroses tbh i usually move them over onto the buddleia's but that's not got all that much foliage on it yet so i left them where they were...ah sure i...

oh Hans don't talk to me about hedgehog droppings, Freddy our little chihuahua dog had a good old roll around in one yesterday morning being such a little guy he really made that poo go a hell of a long loooong way...covered from head to toe so he was

Alpine Swifts,an almost impossible shot to get with my camera flying at well over 100mph, much larger than our Common one which will arrive here mainly in May. Any seen here would have overshot their destination by a few hundred miles! The common Spotless Starling, glossy like ours but no...

My Mum bought me a Bat Box today....but it's far too windy to start climbing trees today...so i'll leave it while it dies down

Saw my first bumblebee today. I bought a skimmia japonica rubella and it was on the flowers. It was very nice to see it buzzing about.

Cute, our birds are on the increase now.

I went out into the garden a couple of hours ago in the dark to check on what was about and for the first time this year I heard the Frogs in the pond croaking away........made my night!!

I watched a Sparrow yesterday perched on an Escallonia trying to take off and fly with a huge piece of seed head from the Pampas Grass. It was about 4 times bigger than he was and he couldn't see where he was going!!

As always, fab photo's! Wish I'd known you were there, Our Mandy, I'd have brought along flask of tea for you

beautiful

I'm confident that chicken feed is much safer to feed to wild birds that all sorts of stuff that some people put out, some of which is chicken scraps (complete with bones) that gets dropped in neighbouring gardens for hens, dogs, rats, etc. to eat.

I Had a Tasmanian Devil in my Home 6 months ago.. He Drank All my Brandy and Ate all my food stuff.. I Had A Visit From My Brother, Who lives in Tasmania.

The Magpie was obviously having touble with the Trachy fibres, so it's mate had to help.

Excellent shots HsuH, no Blackcaps here unfortunately, from what I have read, the ones wintering here are from Scandinavia and Eastern Europe and are not the same ones that breed here in the summer.

Lovely pics, and just round the corner from us. I got stuck in one of those snowy lanes last week, family had to come and dig me out! Must make another visit up there after the snow

maybe rainwater would be better

There have been plenty of times when I've pressed the shutter and the bird have disappeared believe me, Sheal!!!! Trying to catch them as they dive underwater is very tricky to say the least.