Garden Wildlife UK

PimperneBloke wrote: Fri Jun 26, 2026 4:50 pm That's a cracking series Cin, the house looks very grand... is it yours?
Lovely variety of ickle stuff, and the Mighty Gosh not looking too happy, despite being in the water!
Thanks for sharing

I wouldn't like the responsibility for that PB ...
He was miffed because I didn't have a toy for him and I was trying to photograph dragonflies and failing miserably

Germain wrote: Fri Jun 26, 2026 10:16 pm [

I wouldn't like the responsibility for that PB ...
He was miffed because I didn't have a toy for him and I was trying to photograph dragonflies and failing miserably

In the garden...last week maybe...canny mind

And plenty of noise I imagine Linda

Oh, that's lovely Linda

Linda257 wrote: Sun Jun 28, 2026 9:38 pm In the garden...last week maybe...canny mind

Great photo from your garden of delights.

SnappyMac wrote: Sun Jun 28, 2026 10:46 pm And plenty of noise I imagine Linda

Yeah it's still making lots of noise but feeding itself now, it will learn to shut up or face sprawk

PimperneBloke wrote: Mon Jun 29, 2026 4:58 am Oh, that's lovely Linda

Thanks PB

Jacksparrow wrote: Mon Jun 29, 2026 7:54 pm Great photo from your garden of delights.

Aww thanks JS I was able to stand at side of the house and get a decent shot of them

Driving along an Island back lane yesterday I picked up a hitchhiker - I thought it was a catkin at first until brain said it's July so unlikely to be a hazel catkin. AH! - caterpillar - drove the short distance home carefully so as not to dislodge it off the windscreen. I was expecting a Brown-tail or something similar but was delighted to find a Four-spotted Footman. Released into the garden where it should hopefully find plenty to feed up on.


Then on the evening walk there were Stonechat flitting about - I think this is a fledgling rather than a female and in a very exciting first (for me) I encountered Reed Warblers, so close I could have touched it. There were 3 or 4 in the reed bed and far too confiding to be adults.