Whitethroat (Naas Lane, Lydney)

I felt like I could lean over and touch it.

Friends

Black-headed Gull (Lydney Gold Club)

It's got a brown head, so why it called a black headed?

Turnstone (Isle of Mull, Scotland)

And the last one I had photographed of the Isle of Mull. There were a few more, but they were bad focusing, and so I can't put them onto this blog.

Small Blue Butterfly (The Marshes, Lydney)

Someone had to do it............

Magpie (New Fancy, Forest of Dean)

Heads!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Meadow Pipit (Isle of Mull, Scotland)

I know, you can get Meadow Pipits anywhere, it seems unfair to leave them out.

Great Northern Diver (Isle of Mull, Scotland)

I had to do  it, it's not a very good, but it was the only Divers that I could get.

Here are those that I've not seen before or have not seen it often: Red-throated Divers, Shag, Red-breasted Merganser, Hen Harriers, Curlews, Ringed Plovers, Turnstone, Great Black-backed Gulls, Black Guillemots, Great Grey Shrike, Grasshopper Warblers, White-tailed Sea Eagles, Dunlins, Razorbills, Twites, Rock Pipits, Rock Doves, Woodcock, Yellowhammer, (at long last), Greenshanks and a CORNCRAKE. I had a very good sound of it but, my brother was the one who saw it, damn.

Red-legged Partridge (Naas Lane, Lydney)

It was a funny old day, chuckle, one time it was bright and then it was raining, I think that what they call some showers. But, it was like a hurricane, well not really, there was quite a heavy wind blowing. From my pictures you can see it was windy, let's look at them............

Reed Warbler (1st Lake, Harbour Road, Lydney)

Cloudy today, not the way they told us, (weather people). I don't trust them!!!!!!!

The government ought to pay us for the work that we do, photographs, writing and the little witticism. I felt bad when my friend Adrian, he has run  out of money, he's got to stop. Bad government, I say. 

  

Red Deer (Isle of Mull, Scotland)

I have a few more, but I am a bit naughty, 'cause I will make you wait for the rest of them. Here are some more Red Deer.

Oystercatcher (Isle of Mull, Scotland)

There are thousands of them on the Isle of Mull, I think that they are beautiful in every way.

Grey Heron (Isle of Mull, Scotland)

They are so numerous in british lakes, ponds, rivers and by the sea, but, there was a load of them in Isle of Mull, standing together where they can easily catch their fish dinners.

House Sparrow, female (Aylburton)

Canada Goslings (Canada Geese) Lydney, Boating Lake

Aren't they sweet?????????????????????????

Whimbrel (Isle of Mull, Scotland)

There in Scotland, Isle of Mull, was quite a load of Whimbrels, busily drilling for invertebrates, earth worms and small crabs, to mention just a few. It is one of my favourites.