Pot Pourri

[Willpar]

Here is September's video. Highlights include, a fly pretending to be something else. And a high wire bird which is a first for me.

[Jacksparrow]

Thanks Willpar. Another delightful mix. My own particular favourite was the cock pheasant who thinks he's a kangaroo.
PS I think the stripey fly was one of the larger species of Hoverfly.
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[Willpar]

Thank you Js. I did look up the fly and seems it is a hornet hoverfly. Yes, I laughed at the pheasant with the way it was running. But did like the kestrel on the power cable. First time in getting a video of one of those.

[Willpar]

October was a good month for fungi, hundreds of them. A mammal staying dead still. A high wire act with a very long tail. All revealed in Wild Westcountry October.

[Jacksparrow]

I was wondering who was going to blink first, yourself or the squirrel
Spectacular fungi shots, very entertaining.

[Willpar]

Thank you JS. was spoilt with the fungi, have never seen so much of it. Did wonder why the squirrel never moved. They usually do.

[Willpar]

A lot of November was wet and windy. But did manage to get eight minutes worth. Plenty of fungi still at the time of filming. Colourful bird in the hawthorn, a berry eater on the pyracantha. A large bird that was not fazed in being filmed.

[Jacksparrow]

Very relaxing. Thank you Willpar

[Willpar]

Thank you JS.

[Willpar]

December was a challenge to say the least, with only a few days of good weather. So on Boxing day I took a walk down to the lake. Taking clips along the way. So the walk comes first in the video and the clips I got before that comes last.