The northern shoveler, known simply in the UK as the shoveler, they are a common and widespread duck. A male and female duck wet morning at Tichfield Haven yesterday.
Mr &Mrs Shoveler.
Grey Day Heron
A Grey Heron on a grey day at Titchfield Haven viewed from the Harbour road bridge.
Mr Deer.
#Wordless Wednesday
Some of the 2700!
It has been stated that the New Forest has some 2700 species of Fungi. Here are a few I spotted today.
Nature spots at Bratley View.
5-mile circular walk into the New Forest from Bratley View.
We started the day ringing Forestry England to report fly-tipping of Kitchen White goods into the National Park from the car park sadly this year there seems to be an increase in this anti-social behaviour. As we are out early we see what has been dumped the previous night, at least once a week we see something. People even dump cars and set them on fire this buggy was reported a few weeks ago!
Below a young Fallow deer she was very interested in us so I was not sure if she had seen people before.
Male Stonechat.
Spotted a few distant Red Deer.
A picture post
A visit to Southampton City art gallery. I will let the art do the talking.
Fishing lake.
Relaxing Great Crested Grebes on a local fishing lake.
Hold tight.
#Wordless Wednesday
In the Reeds.
Male and female Stonechats in the Reeds at Titchfield Haven Nature Reserve.
Female.
Male.
Toadstool.
Toadstool – no mushroom and frog!
Continued Reflections from my World. 