Sandpiper, oyster catcher, Pochards and more
Waiting to go on a walk at Paxton Pits Nature Reserve
A waning gibbous moon the day after the super snow moon
Still shining brightly
Night night lambs and mums. Waiting for six more ewes to lamb.
Unexpected, but most welcome, tea time visitor – pretty in pink!
A walk and some controversial talk
Labour defectors (and since I arrived home three conservatives too) and Shamima Begum, I won’t tell you who said what but you can join us next week for further “discussions”.
Drumming on the Ash Tree
A woodpecker was drumming on the ash tree in the front garden this morning.
They drum to mark out their territory and attract a mate. They also use their strong beaks and long tongues to chip away at any dead wood and feed on grubs that they uncover.
As the days grow longer I am able to have lunch with mum
In London and
be home in time to admire the spring flowers and
put the animals to bed.
“Slow down please”.
At the entrance to many of the local villages there are mock gates which encourage drivers to slow down.
In addition our village has voted to install speed cameras. So, if you are driving through, watch out and slow down. Thank you.
