More time for garden pictures!

Thanks, it took a long while of tracking the calling and trying to spot where it was coming from, but satisfying and worth it when you get a clear shot. I will still keep trying to get a better one! I do love warblers.

I think with the lockdown ending, so should this post. So this will be my last posting. Thanks for all the comments and encouragement, it has been fun.

Good to see  a moorhen on my pond this morning. We usually get a family, but thought we had lost them this year

6 spot Burnet in my wild bi , 1st this year.

Couple of shots of the garden to show you where the action has taken place. I have been here 35 years and still feel just as lucky!

Wild area in the foreground. Plenty of Scabious for the insects

The tree in the foreground is where the Goldfinch nest was.

Thanks for sharing all you lovely photos David, you have a lovely garden. Glad you have been kept occupied during lockdown and hope that they keep coming to visit you.

Thanks David for keeping us occupied, amused and some what jealous at times of all your lovely garden visitors during lockdown. Hope you enjoy many more happy years in your beautiful surroundings.

Wow David what a great garden, be sad to see this ending but hope only for now & that you'll share more with us if anything unusual turns up!

Sad to see the end of your posts David, but for the best of reasons! Looks a spectacular garden, and still only slightly jealous!!

A stunning garden, David. I reckon 35 years hard work went into that to make it look so good. Great that you've got enough space for a wild garden as well.

Thanks again for all the positive comments. Hopefully will be able to expand my photos beyond the garden in the future. Off to Minsmere on monday, so who knows!

That sounds promising David, a Kestrel or two maybe?