Wildlife Corner

Thanks Pro ... we've never seen such in all our years here so it was quite a 'shock' but not something that frightened either of us. It must be climate change ...

I wonder if he is some sort of Dorian Gray? I love the detailed first shot, Dave :gnthb:

I thought it was the Lacanuckie Bird.

The Slow worms in our polytunnel rest under the mypex ground covering in the daytime next to and sometimes on a red ant colony, they must imune to their bites, as their scales are very smooth maybe the ants can't get a grip. I'll try for some pics.

I have just posted a new thread about this as I didnt see yours. I never knew the frogs returned and would feel sick if the same thing happened to me. i now think Ill give the spawn away as I cant face it.

I have been given frog spawn but dont have a pool. I initially thought I would put a recycling bin in the ground with some aquatic plants but my partner said I should put them in my wishing well . If I do should I clean it out and can I use tapwater to refill it. How do I keep it from being...

Our frogs are still hiding (except for the brief sightings!!) I put all the spawn safely in an empty basket, and we are sure there has been 2 more clumps laid on top, as the basket is overflowing - so I'm going to have to put some in a 2nd basket!!!! Still haven't found any locals with...

Great video Sam I also liked the music was that Neil Sedaka on the visit of the ducks vid :thmb:

Had a look, there is some interesting footage and a wide range of subjects.:thumb:Will investigate further.

No problem RS your welcome.

Awwww, that is too cute Vicky, good link Shiney~~!

Thanks everyone for your replies :gnthb:. Especially the link from Kandy . We shall get in touch with the tree surgeon and see how he is and what he says about it. If he can come in within the next few days it might be OK. I wouldn't get any other tree surgeon to do it. I don't think...

Not done the official watch but here is what I saw this morning at about 10 am1 Coal tit Several starlings 1 Great tit 1 Blue tit 2 Blackbirds 2 Dunnocks 2 Robins,a courting pair with the female building a nest 1 Goldcrest

Great pictures Dave :thumb:Mrs robin is busy preparing a nest in my recently built box

- "by a river" - could be flood debris but go with the dumped animal feed theory

Nice shot :gnthb:..but too close for comfort!:D

A very entertaining video Robert, the music fitted very well. I've not touched my video cam for about 5 years - just don't seem to have the time now I'm retired!

Or maybe just clever. Perhaps he knew we were in for a cold spell and stocked up ready. :hehe:

I don't know. :cnfs: I guess it is from left to right, or right to left, or just take your pick :D They are too young to recognize their names yet and I bet the keepers get them all mixed up anyway The poor little tykes will be all mixed up :( Bless them.

Yes my thought exactly when I saw it being done on a thing with Bill Oddie in-those summer holidays can be very long indeed LOL. The only problem for me-I think my kids may have created a mini bug housing glut in the market LOL there are now an awful lot of them hiding out in the garage at the...