Still having a lot of trouble finding interesting wildlife to photograph. Nothing is happening in my garden during daylight hours, no birds on my feeders, except the occasional wood pigeon. I do have a couple of local spots that have been good to me in the past but over the last few months they have produced little.
But after dark my garden comes to life. Beside the bats that are often seen in the warmer evenings the hedgehog visits for his supper of meal worms and the fox comes round for his peanuts and grapes.
I've had little success photographing the bats, but with a bit of luck in the Spring who knows?
You eat your meal worms son and I will keep a look out.
But after dark my garden comes to life. Beside the bats that are often seen in the warmer evenings the hedgehog visits for his supper of meal worms and the fox comes round for his peanuts and grapes.
I've had little success photographing the bats, but with a bit of luck in the Spring who knows?
You eat your meal worms son and I will keep a look out.
Hello Mike!:) It's lovely to see your night visitors, which don't seem to mind each others company. We do see bats flying around our house each evening, with no chance of a photo of course. Best Regards to you and Jacque.
ReplyDeleteHi Sonjia, Hope you enjoyed your break. I have two foxes and three hedgehogs that visit, not all at the same time but when they do it is quite a party. Take care. Mike.
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