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Wandering over Burnmoor Fell today (not lonely as a cloud), but there was nobody else around


 
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I'd say Red Underwing, they're pretty common in East Anglia.
Just had one fly into my kitchen through the open back door. They're big enough that I thought it was a bat on first seeing it while wearing my reading glasses 😵‍💫
 
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A few seals in the bay taken from the docks of our local marina. It is unfortunate the one of seal eating a crab came out a bit unfocused, but I had to include it.



Crouching Godwit hidden Curlew
 
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A few seals in the bay taken from the docks of our local marina. It is unfortunate the one of seal eating a crab came out a bit unfocused, but I had to include it.



Crouching Godwit hidden Curlew
A rare Staffordshire seal terrier
 
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We had lunch yesterday with my son's family in the Blue Mountains, New South Wales. These guys are regular visitors.

 
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Red admiral butterfly feeding on the flowers at yesterdays Harrogate flower show
 
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Hi.
Myself and my wife were doing some gardening when she spotted this poor Brown Hawker Dragonfly being digested by a big brown spider.
I rushed inside and grabbed a camera, the result you can see.
Looking at the spiders web the poor dragonfly put up a fair struggle before being subdued by the spider.
Spider could be a Cross Orb Spider.
Not a nice way to go being digested through your head!
Joe.
 
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Saw the biggest bobcat yet on my way home the other day. I thought a dog was running across the street on my way home as I lightly tapped the breaks to give him room, it made it safely to an empty felid, I attempted to get a picture but he wasn’t waiting for me but he was barrel chested, pure muscle and about the size of a medium dog. I guess all the ones I’ve been seeing that are more house cat sized were young fellows.
I should have known by the way it ran it was in the cat family but the size threw me off. Since I didn’t get a picture here is a plant I saw on the weekend.
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