Let’s see your pictures of spring.

[gary112]

11 minutes ago, S10 WRM said:

Scott? If so i recall him very well top lad

Yeah thats him,how do you know him?

[S10 WRM]

I worked at Worcestershire Wildlife Trust and started him off with  slow-worm research 

[gary112]

11 minutes ago, S10 WRM said:

I worked at Worcestershire Wildlife Trust and started him off with  slow-worm research 

Great stuff(your to blame then)?

[ABtrees]

No pictures (unfortunately) but yesterday was a real spring day - Cuckoos, Hoopoes and our first wild (honey) bee swarm.  Today ever more butterflies turning up including Dingy Skipper, Mazarine Blues, Bee Wing Hawk moth and Glanville Fritillary - I do have pictures of those.

[Mark J]

Making friends with the neighbours:

 

 

[AJStrees]

On 26/04/2020 at 18:30, ABtrees said:

No pictures (unfortunately) but yesterday was a real spring day - Cuckoos, Hoopoes and our first wild (honey) bee swarm.  Today ever more butterflies turning up including Dingy Skipper, Mazarine Blues, Bee Wing Hawk moth and Glanville Fritillary - I do have pictures of those.

Heard the first cuckoo this morning. What a wonderful sound. No photos of that one though. 

[nepia]

Heard one near Horsham yesterday.  The first I've heard at all in at least two years.  Hooray!

[AJStrees]

Goslings hatched this morning. 

[nepia]

Me again; I'm not stalking you AJS, we just live in the same bit of the country!

 

This is one of two families living in my father-in-law's garden.

[AJStrees]

5 minutes ago, nepia said:

Me again; I'm not stalking you AJS, we just live in the same bit of the country!

 

This is one of two families living in my father-in-law's garden.

They are lucky to all be in one small pond. Over here the crows pick off most of the ducklings on a regular basis. Haven't seen any ducklings yet this year.