OK, no excuses, things have been busy at home and work the last couple of weeks, PR jnr and his partner setting up home and the various trials and tribulations attributed to that, plus Covid19 making things more awkward.
We actually manged to get and see them in their new home, the first time we've seen them this year!
We were due to go down the weekend after lockdown....
So, a few (beware, I do twist the truth a little from time to time ) photos of garden activity since my last.
The first batch are from 5th July
A goldfinch proudly parading atop a neighbouring tree.
The ponds lillys and fish in fine form.
Small Comma butterfly
Juvenile Robin
Small White Butterfly
A fly on the wall?
Magpie, adult and juniour
Juvenile House Sparrow
"Have I really got to get through that lot!"
And the inevitable robin
And one from the 9th July, a lonely snail (one of many overlooked) making its way across the grass after overnight rain...
And just a very few, from 11 July
Sunrise was overtaken by the moon that morning...
And finally, for now, the sunset at PR jnr's place
I've a few more, particularly the LTT's which I'll share very soon.
I love the baby Robin peeking coyly from behind the feeder. For a large bird Magpies are remarkably adept at hanging on to feeders when there's fat balls on offer. Nice set Mike.
Thanks folks, and apologies for the delay in responding, even though I'm back on Furlough, things have been a bit busy, but in a good way.