Your Wildlife Sightings!

Crackin pics Red, Brownie points will be through the roof.

 

Lovely pic T, springs only round the corner, when we get January and February out the way it’s game on.

 

Well caught Red, I love the markings on him/her.

 

First signs are here already: lots of bulbs are pushing up through the soil and I expect the snowdrops will blossom soon.

 

I know, Johnie!

 

I'm actually a bit concerned, T. Plants in our garden seem confused about time of year. New growth everywhere, don't remember it like this before.

 

In all honesty Johnie, it was a tap-in. Came down right to me when I gave him some food. A cheeky wee robin that I hadn't spotted actually sneaked in and got the first piece. I admired his guts and his speed.

 

Same in mine. The strangest winter I recall was 2012 when I had foxgloves blooming in February. Weird.

 

So many Great Photos today from you fantastic Wildlifers,love you all​

 

There’s Daffodils in full bloom here and the grass on the pitch hasn’t stopped growing, I cut it in December and it needs cut again.

 

He's a cracker red lovely marking, great pictures from you yesterday you were on a roll, but this is my favourite

 

Thanks, BFL. Don't know much about crows but I was surprised how tame he was. Came down to within a few feet for food. He was impressive looking bird.

 

I think they're so clever that they can tell the good people, he obviously knew that you and Mrs AMR were not a threat, they seem to have a sense of who to trust

 

lovely sky yesterday in Stirling

 

Lovely picture, BFL. I could look at the sky all day, so different each day, a bit like the sea.

 

Believe it or not good friends, Pigeons are super smart as well.

 

Great post BFL. If only more people realised how cool, great and calming nature was, the world might seem a better place.

 

I think Shelducks are stunning looking birds. Great photo Jeannie

 

Thank you good friend