Pot Pourri

[Jacksparrow]

Thanks Willpar. Shorter than usual but plenty of activity. Has your local Beaver got a chainsaw?

[Willpar]

Thank you JS, storm Goretti caused quite a bit of damage down the woods here, went down there the day after.

[Linda257]

Lovely video William with lots of variety . Looks a very nice area to explore. Shame about the storm damage though. I could watch egrets fishing all day. Thanks for sharing

[Willpar]

Thank you Linda, I like the woods, But is in a mess at the moment with all the fallen trees that has blown down over time. The lakes are great to see water birds and a lovely place to video.

[PimperneBloke]

Good stuff, William, that looked a big old tree that came down! I liked the slightly backlit Little Egret We've half a dozen daffs in the garden that have been beaten flat by the rain Some nice fresh-looking fungi too, fab selection in a weather curtailed month!

[Willpar]

Thank you PB, think it may have been a beech that blown over down the woods. Were a few smaller ones as well. Was surprised I could get that close to the little egret, was around five metres away.

[Willpar]

February`s video has landed, no thanks to the rain that kept me in. Went down to the lake again a couple of times. But still managed six minutes worth. Not sure of the bird on the mud looking for food, was thinking one of the Shanks.

[PimperneBloke]

Nice one William, nice to see a drop of sunshine in a couple of the clips! Those daffs certainly brought a splash of colour to proceedings... I liked the ones with the darker "trumpet" Had a giggle at the Moorhen's racing, I guess there was a girl at the end of it somewhere lol.
Mudflat bird I think was a Redshank
Thanks for sharing

[SnappyMac]

Looks like the lizards are keen for some sunshine William I think redshank as well up t it's knees in mud... Great to see so many daffs about. Nice video.

[Willpar]

Thank you PB, yes, after all the rain was good to see a bit of sunshine. I think i probably got out for 11-12 days in February.