A misty Sunday walk on the South Downs. Hares were about, but some distance off.
A splash of colour in the grey weather was brought by many Yellow Hammers.
The yellowhammer is a sparrow-sized bird, they are a member of the Bunting family. A bright yellow bird of woodland edges, hedgerows, heath and farmland feeding on seeds and invertebrates.
Wordless Wednesday.
On our walks, we have come across many Badger Setts; those in the New Forest are the easiest to access as they are not on private land. The more we find, the more the telltale signs of a sett are apparent in the landscape.
Last week, we put out cameras on a sett where there were signs of fresh Badger activity. We collected the cameras today.
Continued Reflections from my World. 