Knobbly Tree

I spent most the day, (in between the snow showers), at Wenchford picnic site. I was amazed by how long I could spend so much time looking at nothing.

Blue Tit at Cannop Ponds (again)

Oh no, he hasn’t taken photographs of that bird again, but I caught the Blue Tits building their nest.

Chiffchaff at Cannop Ponds

It is singing, forever singing. They have been everywhere there are trees. There's numerous amounts of the Chiffchaffs, happily chirping their song.

Starling. Photographed by Lydney cricket ground

I went to the opticians this morning to see if I should have any new ones. For photography it is important. He said there was not a real need, although there was a slight change in my eyesight. So, I said I’ll take them, because it is long time (2 years), until I take another test. Oh, the bird is a Starling, which you can agree they are easy to see, with or without glasses.

Lesser Black-backed Gull. Photographed in Lydney

You can find this nearly everywhere, on roofs, ponds (with something to eat and of course got to be large), playing grounds and refuse tips. It has recently taken to those places, it normally lives on the Welsh islands and it would leave for the winter. It is not as unpleasant as the Great Black-backed Gull.