Mistle Thrush at Foxes Bridge colliery

It is here, not that it has disappeared, only hiding in amongst behind leaves. The "storm cock", (another name for them), can be heard in December calling for it's mate, and will lay their eggs in February and ready about March.

Ruddy Darter at the Marshes, Lydney

It's a nice change, better the weather. We have had the Ruddy Darter before, but with November coming along, it was very close to it's finale.

Flamingo at Slimbridge WWT

It was a lousy day, high winds and rain. I spent my day up in Cirencester with my mum & dad. They are vegetarians, like me, who tend to make good food. And, I had some apples which were lovely. I took away a lot, and I didn't even pay for them, whoopsee. Maybe I'll get it to them somehow. It is time to show you a Slimbridge Flamingo.

Blue Tit at Cannop Ponds

Don't need to say anything. I am going off to sleep..........................................ciao.

Honeysuckle at Brierley

A climber, winding itself around a dead wood. It comes into fruit about this time.