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May 24, 2012. As the weather improves more and more of the little critters are coming out to play. Here is a selection of what I have found in the last couple of weeks. And just for a bit of fun…. And finally, quite obviously not a bug but worthy of shot anyway…. Young Wild Male Fallow Deer. Hands up who is enjoying the nice weather at last then? 30 Minute Riverside Wildlife. December 16, 2011. At one of my my local lunchtime spots I decided to wait a bit longer. December 15, 2011. December 2, 2011.

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May 24, 2012. As the weather improves more and more of the little critters are coming out to play. Here is a selection of what I have found in the last couple of weeks. And just for a bit of fun…. And finally, quite obviously not a bug but worthy of shot anyway…. Young Wild Male Fallow Deer. Hands up who is enjoying the nice weather at last then? 30 Minute Riverside Wildlife. December 16, 2011. At one of my my local lunchtime spots I decided to wait a bit longer. December 15, 2011. December 2, 2011.

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May 24, 2012. As the weather improves more and more of the little critters are coming out to play. Here is a selection of what I have found in the last couple of weeks. And just for a bit of fun…. And finally, quite obviously not a bug but worthy of shot anyway…. Young Wild Male Fallow Deer. Hands up who is enjoying the nice weather at last then? 30 Minute Riverside Wildlife. December 16, 2011. At one of my my local lunchtime spots I decided to wait a bit longer. December 15, 2011. December 2, 2011.

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Punk Rocker Chaffinch / The Unaware Sparrow. 30 Minute Riverside Wildlife. December 16, 2011. At one of my my local lunchtime spots I decided to wait a bit longer. Lots of Canada Goose when I pulled up in my car. I then sat and watched some Little Grebes doing their thing. Soon after the Cormorant made it’s arrival. Then I noticed a Heron had appeared as if by magic from nowhere. Like the shopkeeper in Mr Benn. For once, it actually took flight in front of my lens. Got a few shots of it. Dec 18, 2011.

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30 Minute Riverside Wildlife. May 24, 2012. As the weather improves more and more of the little critters are coming out to play. Here is a selection of what I have found in the last couple of weeks. And just for a bit of fun…. And finally, quite obviously not a bug but worthy of shot anyway…. Young Wild Male Fallow Deer. Hands up who is enjoying the nice weather at last then? Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:.

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30 Minute Riverside Wildlife. Punk Rocker Chaffinch / The Unaware Sparrow. December 15, 2011. A couple of silly shots from today. Hey, it’s Christmas🙂. Male Chaffinch with a neat hairdo. Psst It’s behind you…. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.

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Flight of the Short Eared Owl. November 30, 2011. My oh my, what a handsome fella. It started off with two beautiful Muntjac deer, a male and a female, coming into the clearing. Snap, snap away I went with my camera. Then a female fallow deer. Then another. Then a baby fallow deer. More females. Then the stag. In total a Stag, 7 females and a baby! This handsome chap unfortunately had a very bad limp. He didn’t seem deterred and still has seven ladies trailing around after him! Nov 30, 2011.

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Two Rather Game Birds. November 10, 2011. Red Legged Partridge get scared by Pheasant. I sat and watched this Red Legged Partridge (on the right) for ages as it casually sat on a mud mound. It seemed unaware of the group of pheasants creeping along the woodland edge. Then the pheasant popped up onto the mud mound next to the Partridge and this shot is the result. Strange as they are so often seen together. Guess it got took by surprise. Autumn in Full Flow. November 3, 2011. Pied Wagtail (by the River).

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