Some photos then, as usual please click on an image to enlarge. By the time the Great Tits arrived, the light was very poor for photos.
PS. To all my fellow bloggers, who like me, found it hard to comment on other peoples blogs, I found that if i unchecked the box that automatically keeps you logged/signed in to your own blog, then it would be possible to leave a comment on other blogs. So lets hope i can do that soon enough!!! cheers.
Blue Tits1st then.
Next came the Great Tits.
I found this bright green small Moth on my dining room ceiling the same day too, Im not sure what this is, so perhaps that man Dean would be kind enough to ID the moth for me please.
And to finish off, a couple of macro/close up shots of some Hover flies that i found in my garden. I shot these on the 28th of May. I try to focus the lens on the eyes if possible here.










Well done on the ''tit'' photo's Paul, and well done on tipping us off on the comments problem, as you can see it's worked for me !
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ReplyDeleteI must admit I was wondering what was going to be on this post when I read the title .
Great set of feeder shots , good to know that they have had a successful breeding season .
Still looking in on your blog Paul and as Warren has said....a big up to you for putting us on to the problem of commenting on some other blogs and overcoming it by un-ticking the 'keep me signed in' box....STAR MAN PAUL.
ReplyDeleteWarren, thanks mate, and glad you can leave comments now too.
ReplyDeleteGreenie, Yes mate, it was a "Tit" play with words wasnt it!
Pete, cheers mate. After being totally frustrated by not being able to leave a comment, I thought i would just try un-ticking that box, and "Hey Presto", it worked.
Paul, sorry about not getting to you sooner. Your unknown moth is a Green Oak Tortrix.
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