The Hide , Friday 24th February
Today has been one of those damp cold days here at the hide , the sort of weather that makes you want to stay home and have a duvet day. It has been raining on and off all day with a blustery wind , not a great day for wildlife photography and with a limited subject matter as well.
There has been very brief appearances from a few of our less frequent visitors with a fly past by the Great Spotted Woodpecker , Goldfinch , Bullfinch and Goldcrest. A single Reeves Muntjac bundled past the hide in a flash and in the distant a very brief sighting of an early March Hare. So here is something a little different. A short film of a European Robin having a scrub up in the paddling pool….
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