THIS IS A "COMMA"

SPEAR THISTLE

MAKING DOUBLEY SURE WHICH WAY ITS BLOWING

BEAUTIFUL DEMOISELLE

IS THIS A WILLOW WARBLER ?

ONE OF THIS YEARS (NOT SO CUTE NOW ) WILD BOAR

This was taken a bit fast,so not very good camera work.

FUCHSIA

TREE RAT AT WORK

It's no wonder the Forestry commission shoot them

FERN,FOLIAGE AND FOXGLOVE

FUCHSIA (GENII )

Took this morning in my garden.

WET START TO THE WEEKEND

I went out to try to get a close up of a Jay,they were too fast for me.By the time i raised the camera ,they were gone . But i did get this chap.

IS THIS A FLYCATCHER ?

I spotted this bird last night and i dont know what it is, but i bet someone will know.

CITY OF TRURO (1st train to do 100 mph )

City of Truro was timed at 8.8 seconds between two quarter-mile posts whilst hauling the "Ocean Mails" special from Plymouth to London Paddington on 9 May 1904. This timing was recorded from the train by Charles Rous-Marten, who wrote for The Railway Magazine and other journals. If exact (Rous-Marten’s stopwatch read in multiples of 1/5 second), this time would correspond to a speed of 102.3 mph (164.6 km/h), while 9 seconds would correspond to exactly 100 mph.

These photo i took last year when the train came to the Forest Of Dean Railway.

WE DONT NEED THESE TO TELL US IT'S RAINING

The top one is on the banks of the River Severn.....salmon fishing and the bottom one is on a farm building at Etloe.

BLACKBIRD (FEMALE)

This was taken last week at Speech House, Ive not been out for 2 days due to work,but i will be out for a walk tonight, rain or no rain.

RINGLET

It's pouring down again today,this from the other evening......I not sure but i think it is called a Ringlet.

SMALL BLUE

This is i think,a Small Blue . Took last night during some welcome evening sunshine, and thats been very rare of late.

HAPPY 4TH OF JULY

I saw this flag tonight as i came out of the Forest of Dean and i thought....... Happy 4th july TEX WIS GIRL

MAGPIE

How close can you build next to a train track? You've got to see this! Click below.

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WOODPECKER

TOWARDS THE MALVERN HILLS

This a view from Cleeve hill golf course,were i have been playing today. Cleeve hill is the highest point of the cotswolds. The range of hills in the distance are the Malverns.