Dunnocks can be so mouse-like as they skulk about under the feeders.
Also a late (and one of the few I've seen this year) Red Admirals found one of the few flowers still in bloom. I saw a Small Tortoiseshell butterfly today too.
Ornithology and wildlife around East Lancashire, Pendle hill and the Forest of Bowland, by Neil Mitchell
Thursday, 4 October 2012
Wood mouse
Brief spells of sunshine this morning, I noticed that one of the voles, wasn't a vole but a wood mouse under the feeders too. Huge ears!
Dunnocks can be so mouse-like as they skulk about under the feeders.
Also a late (and one of the few I've seen this year) Red Admirals found one of the few flowers still in bloom. I saw a Small Tortoiseshell butterfly today too.
Dunnocks can be so mouse-like as they skulk about under the feeders.
Also a late (and one of the few I've seen this year) Red Admirals found one of the few flowers still in bloom. I saw a Small Tortoiseshell butterfly today too.
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