Wildlife photos please

[Currysniffa]

We had a sparrowhawk in the garden the other day, all I could get was a really bad photo

[Mulchkin]

A lovely blue tit family on our seed feeder a few days ago

[Sanjo]

Not very clear but this Little Owl (at least that's what we think it is) came and parked itself on the caravan next to ours at about the same time every night last week. The grandchildren were very excited - it actually grabbed their attention away from the goggle box.!

[Sanjo]

Took this photo of the swallowtail a couple of weeks ago when we were birdwatching in Norfolk.

[Maccabee]

I found this swimming in one of my makeshift water butts aka a bucket of water the other day. Picked it up out of the water and popped it in the shade of my aphid infested blackcurrant bush. Hopefully once it dried off a bit it had a snack.

[catbasket]

Raising an army to munch on aphids

[lyndonj]

ducks and ducklings and a Heron from the river just outside my back gate

[ginger ninger]

Cheeky Mr & Mrs Duck near Derwent dame.

[T8Ter]

Waiting for Summer?

I feel they'll have a long wait - a few of the community of sloworms occupying my compost bin

[Helgalush]

My new best friend



Sorry its so big, I dont know how to make it smaller.

[Jo Sara]

Found this in my wildlife pond the other day. It's my first 'proper' wildlife in there (that isn't daphnea, mosquito larvae, or bloodworms). The pond has been in since the end of last year, so it's taken a while but I've now got a Great Pond Snail in residence. And that's not just what I'm calling it because it's my first pondlife, it's really called that.

[TEB]

In my potting shed, just fledged

[bearded bloke]

Small tortoiseshell flutterby with a serious body hair problem that landed on an upturned whisky tumbler

[Mrs Twigg]

Wow!
some lovely piccies here.......am particularly jealous of the slow worms

[Glutton4...]

With you there Mrs Twig - I love slow worms, too.