Out on the Wader Scrape were a goodly number of birds being the winter migrants - many Shovellers and Gadwall.
On one of the smaller areas were these two Tufty chicks - growing up now!
Some of the LWC staff were moving birds around from one area to another; but before they got to these swans, one was playing
"peek-a-boo"
Today saw the Rain Garden open with the barriers removed. Initially there were "VIPs" surrounding the area, but when we went back later it was lovely to see all the wild flowers without the barriers of the other day.
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I really must get my backside down there soon Tricia. Looks a great place. Love that insect tower hotel ;)
Lovely wildflower photos again, Tricia and the Insect Towers look great. Wish I lived closer and could visit.
Particularly love that Poppy shot Tricia.
Now the insect tower looks really interesting Tricia! Never seen one before, could be very interesting.
The Poppy photo, and the one below
great stuff.
But for me,it has to be the wasp and the lizard, good eye, and quick shutter finger, well caught Tricia.
paul.
Love those wildflower photo's Tricia. I wish the countryside could look like that .
Keith - I'm waiting to be your guide :D
Caroline - thank you. I hope the towers work although I was a little dismayed today to find that the fat balls were still contained in their plastic net bags!! Rather surprising considering the location!
Roy - thanks Roy; such cheery flowers at the best of times.
Paul - thank you as always. I was so lucky with that wasp; it arrived just at the right time and the lizard then dived for cover as the wasp targeted it!
Warren - you and me too - just imagine what a pleasure it would be to see flowers lining the verges of the roads in such a colourful way - and so cheap to achieve too!
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