Winsford Soul

Guillemot Razorbills

Thanks for the info Dave. Of all the places in this country that I,ve visited either for nighters, fishing or photography I have never been to Wiltshire Steve

Will post some more later including the Puffin pictures Steve

This Chough chick only has pinkish feet and beak for about a month when it first leaves the nest. It then turns the distinctive bright red of the adults shown below Steve

Red Kite Sparrow hawk Steve

Adult badger. it took me a while to get this shot with the badger being covered by the daisies The above two pictures are of one of the two cubs born this year at the sett local to where I was on holiday Steve

Big thanks for all the info everyone. Will post some badger and chough fledgling pictures amongst other things tomorrow Steve

Good evening Dave. by the law of averages they have both been trumped by the issue so I would assume that they have now decreased in said value Steve

All unknown to me Steve

Count me in if it happens Steve

Me to Kev. Just wish my mate Keith Brady RIP was still here to witness this find Steve

Unknown to me

Think its a daytime moth of some discription

Buff tipped moth. Speckled wood ? unknown to me Grasshopper unknown to me

Thanks Dave. Got a few, none with sandeels in beaks though, for some reason the puffins are approximately two weeks behind this season. So they're still sat on eggs. Got a few plant and orchids pictures (not very clear, windy on headlines) and they will need identification along with a few moths, butterflies and a spider Steve

Just back from two weeks in fabulous Tenby. Will post some pictures when I get chance to download them from the camera. Steve

They would be as big as you mate. Steve

Well that's me off for two weeks Badger, Otter, Puffin and anything else watching. Hope to return in a few weeks with some decent pictures of the aforementioned. Steve

I couldn't give a toss who played/discovered a certain record. If I like it I would have danced to it. And when I used to DJ if I liked/ could afford it I would buy it. No politics in my life . Steve

At moment got a 320 track mp 3 disc in the player and the only one I can't resist repeating is Al Williams. I who am nothing. Steve

Had a nice day at Burton mere, few mishaps. Seen a little owl but couldn't get a decent shot without my tripod which was in the car. Went back got tripod yes you guessed it. Owl gone. Then seen a common tern , it dived into lake, surfaces with fish and flies towards me. Guess what. Camera was on tripod and couldn't swivel it quick enough to get picture. Took camera off the tripod and never seen another tern. That's nature for you. Steve

Dave. It's sounds like you have the luck of me. Sad news today. For what ever reason the blue tits chicks in one of my nest boxes have been abandoned by the adults. Unless both parents have been predated. They where piping all day yesterday whenever anyone or anything went near the box. Didn't see the adults yesterday after about nine am. This morning the four chicks were dead. They hadn't even developed feathers. Steve

Love pied flycaters. They used to nest in a box about 4 ft from my Mum and dad's caravan which they had at a place called mellington hall nr bishops castle in Shropshire. Steve

Pete. I've being running round the leafy lanes of Cheshire for the last couple of weeks and I've not heard or seen a single one. they're classed as secure according to the RSPB .2011 revised edition of there birds of Britain book. but think scarce to rare in certain parts of the country. Steve