Spotted these pond worms and the taddies, but hard to take the pic over the water...
Paul
Paul
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Starling and a Common Shelduck
Two jumpers on one of my planter today - but this is the same female as the other buggered off!
Paul.
Paul.
Pretty much disliked by most gardeners...
Paul.
Paul.
As always brilliant pictures, but the only snapping I do to them is with a couple of fingers to get rid of them.Pretty much disliked by most gardeners...
Paul.
Some snaps of the doggles getting crazy with each other in the yard:
Taken on the phone this afternoon- Buttermere.
Went swimming - glorious.
Spotted these pond worms and the taddies, but hard to take the pic over the water...
Paul
pond worms, you say...no wonder they've got red in them
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Robin, Blackbird, Mallard
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Common Linnet and some flowers from this mornings walk
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Not boss photos by any stretch of the imagination, but thought I would post these pics from yesterdays walk along the Sankey canal.
Goose with goslings, duck with ducklings and swan with swanlings. (I know, I know)
Goose with goslings, duck with ducklings and swan with swanlings. (I know, I know)
You'll hopefully forgive me the lack of detail in this - but it is as small as anything I have ever photographed I reckon...
Size is less than half the full stop on your keyboard!
Apparently...
This is Arachnida ( Acari - Mites ) - Oribatida - .. and at a glance, one of the -> Humerobatidae like Humerobates...
In English, it's a mite, and is very hard to see - they are a part of the soil diversity - Soil organisms are vitally important to sustaining life on land and are fascinating too!
Paul.
Size is less than half the full stop on your keyboard!
Apparently...
This is Arachnida ( Acari - Mites ) - Oribatida - .. and at a glance, one of the -> Humerobatidae like Humerobates...
In English, it's a mite, and is very hard to see - they are a part of the soil diversity - Soil organisms are vitally important to sustaining life on land and are fascinating too!
Paul.
