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A little bit of gardenGreenfinch and Blue Tit sharing a feeder
23/07/2026

A little bit of garden
Greenfinch and Blue Tit sharing a feeder

A little bit of gardenHello, Mr Greenfinch.
22/07/2026

A little bit of garden
Hello, Mr Greenfinch.

A little bit of gardenJuvenile goldfinch.Lacking the striking adult plumage, they have an olive-brown head, back and che...
21/07/2026

A little bit of garden
Juvenile goldfinch.
Lacking the striking adult plumage, they have an olive-brown head, back and chest streaked with dark grey, however the signature black wings and bright yellow wing bars make them quite easy to identify.

A little bit of gardenIt's a hot afternoon here in the garden, this juvenile Goldfinch enjoys a cool splash.
20/07/2026

A little bit of garden
It's a hot afternoon here in the garden, this juvenile Goldfinch enjoys a cool splash.

A little bit of gardenJuvenile Robin
20/07/2026

A little bit of garden
Juvenile Robin

A little bit of garden.Wren.Regular visitors to the garden, but this is my first half decent shot of one because of thei...
19/07/2026

A little bit of garden.
Wren.
Regular visitors to the garden, but this is my first half decent shot of one because of their tiny size and habit of ceaselessly moving through dense vegetation after insects.

A little bit of garden.Juvenile Robin.
18/07/2026

A little bit of garden.
Juvenile Robin.

A little bit of garden.So many fledglings around at the moment, but I have a particular interest in this family.This juv...
17/07/2026

A little bit of garden.

So many fledglings around at the moment, but I have a particular interest in this family.
This juvenile Blue Tit is from a brood of seven, with its somewhat dishevelled and a (probably) exhausted parent still providing some support.

A little bit of garden.Juvenile Blue Tit, just hanging out.
16/07/2026

A little bit of garden.
Juvenile Blue Tit, just hanging out.

A little bit of gardenSmall tortoiseshell on an Alium.Once among the most common butterflies in Europe, the small Tortoi...
15/07/2026

A little bit of garden
Small tortoiseshell on an Alium.
Once among the most common butterflies in Europe, the small Tortoiseshell is sadly in very rapid decline.

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