OneGuyFromBarlick

An extremely rare 18 point Stag, not many reach this status.

Group of Fallow Deer.

Lovely sunny day, spent fishing on a small pond on cheshire farmland. Over twenty species of bird life noted, lots of darters and dragonflies over the water, but none willing to be photographed. The fish played ball and over 150 were caught the largest an 11 lb Mirror Carp. Down side I drove away and left my bag of bait boxes hanging on a fence post. Hearing the farmers words leave only footsteps, I returned at tea time to collect them giving the dogs a welcome trip out. The bonus of the return visit was filling two tupperware containers with blackberries, and noting a Walnut and Sweet chestnut tree loaded with fruit, The farmer says others are watching these, so not all mine. Nature has been bountiful this year.

The devils in the detail, this Orchid hides a secret face.

Bee takes advantage of September sunshine.

Mrs Tiz snapped these a couple of days ago here in Somerset, a Bush Cricket and a Buff Tip moth caterpillar. The Cricket was about an inch long and the caterpillar two inches.

Tell J that I love the caterpillar!

Beautiful photos.

Pentatoma Rufipes, One of our family of Shield Bugs.

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Border terrier puppy,very difficult to find one whose bloodline has not been spoiled by Puppy farmers, but not as seriously damaged as jack russels yet!

The common coot with his very special feet. The coot can give an impression of walking on water, when they are treading on floating or sub surface weed, UK resident though others may join them in the winter from abroad, and vice versa.

Dabbling duck at the moment of immersion.

Soave lamb, an ancient hebridean breed of sheep a small flock is kept on Tatton farm Cheshire.

Loving your pictures Hartley, just lovely thankyou

Are the swallows still here Wendy?

I haven't seen any for a couple of days Moh.

All gone from around my area, no sign of young this year.

Thankyou to Cathy for kind words,