Your day's wildlife

[Gwylan]

If you zoom in and squint a bit you can see the soup dragon….

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Gives away your age!

 

[Windle]

I couldn't believe this. A parrot on a pub sign in Somerset today. Beautiful turquoise and orange.
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Blue and Gold Macaw, possibly lost, or maybe one whose owner lets them free fly like a chap in Kirkby Stephen used to years ago.
And unlike aunty Mavis's escaped budgie it's not likely to get pecked to death by Starlings .

 

[Proto]

Found this poor creature in the road at the top of our lane. Really sad. I’m guessing a very young grass snake? 8” long. Quite dark grey and the markings a bit indistinct. White ring around the ‘neck’?

 

[Dave 123]

@Proto looks like it.

 

[Yellow Fang]

Not today, about a week ago.

 

[notmyrealnamebutclose]

Not today, about a week ago.
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Did you take it home and put it in a terrarium, it won't survive the winter

 

[Yellow Fang]

Did you take it home and put it in a terrarium, it won't survive the winter

No, it was in Georgia.

 

[notmyrealnamebutclose]

No, it was in Georgia.

You could have called it George 🙄

 

[Dave 123]

Not today, about a week ago.
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No, it was in Georgia.

State or country?

 

[Yellow Fang]

State or country?

Country. They should really ask everyone to call their country something else, or at least spell it differently. Their own name for their country is Sakartvelo, or საქართველოს.

 

[notmyrealnamebutclose]

Found this on a ride this morning. No idea what it is - probably some type of flying ant

 

[sevenfourate]

Considering we walked through woods, footpaths, fields; and a lot of rural landscape - “we” really didn’t see too much today. Heard some deer. Missed shots of squirrels and magpies. All I managed were these…..🙄

 

[Dave 123]

Near Cornwood, just inside Dartmoor

Candle snuff

Mycena-bonnet

Puffballs

Oysterling

Small stagshorn

Bonnet and raindrop

Deceiver (I think, about as big as a rice grain)

Mica

Mica

Mazegill

 

[sevenfourate]

Solo Seagull surveying their domain:

Morning Mr Magpie Sir:

Circle of life:

 

[Gillstay]

Hawthorn with huge leaves and fruit but forgot the name.