Juvenile Black-headed Gull and Mallard Duckings.

I didn't go out before 12.00 o'clock because it was a bit drowsy, the weather that is. So, I went down to our lake. There wasn't any body, which made me glad, sorry people.
The Black-headed Gulls had gone to the seaside, lucky birds; and all they left were the juveniles, they don't know what its for.

 Then, along came Miss Mallard Duck with her brood tagging each other. This one is my first in 2011.

Ring-necked Duck

The bad weather today meant that I couldn't take my camera out, poor little thing, she doesn't know when she will be taken out next. However, she remembers taking these last time she was out:

Blackbirds (females and males) - Forest of Dean.

Greylag Geese (Forest of Dean)

At last, they have it working again. Thanks Blogger.

I can't put any pictures on my blog. Don't know why-------

Jay (Forest of Dean)

The weather is not so good, still, you can't win them all. The Jay had been around, so I sat down and waiting, and yes, here it is.

Peacock butterfly (Forest of Dean)

What a beautiful day, yes, it came nearly to 20°c. Hot and spicey.

Goosander - females (Forest of Dean)

It has been another sunny day, I can't believe it. So, I was outside flashing away at all sort of things. But, the pictures I am going to show you, it is a little  bit on the dreary side. On a day like this one, I found a dismal place to photograph from, ah, that's life!

House Sparrows - Harbour Road, Lydney.

I don't have all the time necessary to put up on the blog, so I just put up something I think. Here is a photo of Chris Grady who I had met along with Brian Davis.

Wigeon

It wasn't a good day, no sun until 3.30pm. It was a day for opening the box of many secrets, this one was taken a week ago.

Mandarin Ducks (Forest of Dean)

They floated by aimless and without predator, at least for the moment!

 Males

Female

Linnets at Naas Lane, Lydney.

I had some time to go out and capture the Linnets. This was closer that even I had thought, this one seems to be happy with everything.

Fallow Deer (Forest of Dean)

My first pictures this of the Fallow Deer.

They are so lovely.

Coal Tits (Forest of Dean)

This afternoon was very nice, unlike this morning. There was a bit to search out the birds, and here is one.

Adder (snake) in the Forest of Dean

For all those that have Ophidiophobia, this is just for you.

Lesser Redpoll again (Brians garden)

Yes, I have loads of Redpolls, here is my answer, I don't care, I love the Redpolls, so there!