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Lovely work Mark. Nigel

A Happy and safe Christmas to everyone Nigel

Hi Michael, A very warm welcome from a dull and chilly u.k. Try checking out the review link when you open bird forum but if you are new to birding handle the bins before you buy and one pair will feel right and when that happen buy them.

Just got my copy and put it aside to read over Christmas.

Hi Richard, Got an email from Amazon my book should be with me for Christmas looking forward to reading it. Nigel

Will be on my next Amazon order. Nigel

Sorry Charlie I didn't see that in my books. Was the Hawthorn live or dead? The middle looks like Eyelash cup Scutellinia scutellata but they don't have a white edge. Look forward to seeing the answer when you get it. Nigel

Hi Charlie, I think they might be Lachnellula subtillissima. rare and Not edible. Hope this helps Nigel

Lee (troubadour) advice is spot on. Put yourself into the shadows and lean against a tree you then become part of that tree and remember nature gave us two eyes, two ears but only one mouth and that was not by chance. Time spent looking and listening is never wasted.

Sorry you said dropping on the bins which rules out deer. Have you taken a dropping apart to see what is inside ? is there anything nesting in the ivy behind the bins ? Nigel

when you said 50 dropping my first thought was muntjac deer, are you losing any plants from your garden ? love a good mystery Nigel

saw a pair of Commas today

Lovely views of Silver-washed Fritillaries and White Letter Hairstreaks at Cranwich heath this afternoon.

Great painting, you got a real feeling for the bird. Well done

Lovely view of a green hairstreak at Lakenheath fen on monday

Lovely photos Andy

Lovely view of a Green hairstreak on gorse in car park R.S.P.B. Lakenheath today

Hi Manu, Lovely artwork full of feeling. Nigel

Lovely artwork