This is the link to last years thread https://community.rspb.org.uk/wildlife/f/all-creatures/196151/mainly-mammals-2018#pifragment-4271=26
A bit late starting this off, but here we go with a Coypu trying to hide in some reeds & then disappearing off. Photos from mid january.
All contributions welcome!
A family of Brown Rats is not everyone's cup of tea, but the youngsters are quite photogenic running around rotten and hollow branches
Unknown said:
Brilliant photos Nige.
Rats, whether folk like it or not, are part of nature, part of the eco system, natures hoovers, and very able to adapt to their surroundings.
I personally find them fascinating, and will happily watch and photograph them.
gaynorsl said: we didn't take too many photos back then
I know what you mean, but I suspect half the reason was because it was too expensive and too much hassle, buying the film, getting it developed and needing physical storage. I don't miss that aspect. In fact, I recently scanned most of my old stuff so it's now digital.
We found this one asleep in Thetford Forest this afternoon today, we had to walk past very quietly.
Nice one Tony, not sure which is the easiest to understand. This is one of the pieces on a new sculpture trail.
Tony T said:
Looks like something from Shakespeare!
Nice photo.