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Have several of these living near me and they pop in ...not the easiest to catch either (in the viewfinder that is ) Not the sharpest of shots but he is about 25 feet away and outside so not a bad effort

Another one,this time in Eastbourne

Close up of a Common Blackbird in the Cordite Store

Thank you Craig for all your time today some of the others did come out will post them soon Cheers David

taken back in July 2010, when i first brought the camera with me to the reserve. Wonder how they did?

again taken back in July 2010, ubiquitous in their presence that day, but none the less fascinating in any case.

Note the body is flat to the wood to heat the lizards body (wood being a good conductor of heat) Common lizards are viviparous meaning they give birth to live young and its how this species gets its latin name and also where the word viper comes from (the British Adder being a viper is also viviparous...

Whitethroat singing his heart out by the RSPB centre

05/07/2011

Resting near the marshland discovery classroom

Hi, I think this is a photo of one of the harvest mice that Howard mentions in his latest blog. Please would someone confirm it is a harvest mouse and not a shrew. And... please enjoy the photo that was taken on Saturday 11th Feb 2012.

30/06/2011 ... or a very young reed warbler?

Taken from the board walk near the submarine lookout

At the feeding station. Takes a peanut and places it in a hole in the dead tree to break up into bits

Popped in to say hello today