Wednesday, March 20, 2024

A few bits and bobs

 


Pied Wagtails everywhere on our walk today


A white pheasant scurrying along the hedgerow, quite an unusual sight


These two pics are from Messingham Nature Reserve, our local reserve. The volunteers simply never stop clearing. The paths are cut wider than most roads and now the understorey of the woodlands are starting to be cleared. A lot of trees now show signs of strimmer damage and below was the sight that greeted us this week......just at the start of the breeding season. If they had to do the work, why wasn't it undertaken in the winter months ? I won't get on my soap box but you can see where we are coming from. 

Meadow Pipit


The trees in our local forest are greener than green, this pic certainly doesn't do them justice


Sorry, another moan !  A public footpath that is now a pond with the flood water pumped on it from the nearby farm. Totally unwalkable.


Goldcrest that refused to show us it's crest !

Tree Creeper


Lesser Celandine now in flower, a sure sign of spring




Lots of Chiffchaffs in full song, beautiful !


Beautiful blossom xx

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