Whitethroat in Nass Lane, Lydney

Same as this first, only it is cut a bit.

These are slightly bad, out of focus.

It was a gloomy day.

Bumble Bee (Wild Lydney)

I had about 1 hour to spend chasing other species, but I caught this one.

Any old things will bring them back.............

Sheep
Great Spotted Woodpecker

Ah, he's hiding from the one who knows what I am.

Canada Goose

It rained nearly all day, or it was dark, too dark for photographers.

Broad-bodied Chaser (Nagshead, RSPB)

Again, nothing worth writing about.

I caught this inbetween clouds.

Where is Keith, holdingmoments???????

Dingy Skipper (Forest of Dean)

The Dingy Skipper, I suppose that's right. I couldn't quite capture it and there's a lot of fuzzyness. This is first on me, so I know where to capture them. Bad pictures, I must try again.

Whitethroat (Naas Lane, Lydney)

The Whitethroat is carrying a beak full of insects to it's offsprings.

I must say this, that the people who throw their rubbish (tyres, household things, parts of decorating, and more) in a layby, without even thinking about it. They are just mindless.

Snipe-fly (Wild Lydney)

It's a dull day, nothing moving; even this Snipe-fly. At least I think that's her name.

Mute Swan cygnets (Lydney boating lake)

They are so beautiful!

Broad-bodied Chaser (female) (Boysgrave, Forest of Dean)

I photographed this one, when I was tired from sun, extremely hot, time for trip back to my home. Then she appeared, that golden yellow. It's lovely.

Adder (Foxes Bridge, Forest of Dean)

There is no time to poke your tongue at me!
Lovely reptilian.

Common Blue Butterfly (Wild Lydney)

Ah, it's that time of the year, the butterflies are about. No, I don't mean all of them, but I love the the Common Blue Butterflies.

The few are at large....................

Greenfinch
Dunnock

Carrion Crow, a country type

and this one, the town type

And, Blue Tit.

Swallow (Harbour Lane, Lydney.)

A really smashing day we've had here, and it seems we are in for a wopping great heat wave. Well, I don't mean it.

Canada Geese goslings and Great Crested Grebes Part 3

These are the youngest by a week
And, already they are three weeks old or young!

And here are the Great Crested Grebes

You want to cuddle them, I mean awwwwwwww

The Great Crested Grebes, were, because everybody wanted them.