I don’t feel I quite nailed this motion shot! But it sort of works. In a way.
SAND PATTERNS – WEYMOUTH, DORSET
SAND PATTERNS – WEYMOUTH, DORSET
BIRD ON A WIRE: A SEPTEMBER SWALLOW PREPARES FOR A LONG FLIGHT
BIRD ON A WIRE: A SEPTEMBER SWALLOW PREPARES FOR THE LONG FLIGHT SOUTH
RED ADMIRAL BUTTERFLIES ON WHITE BUDDLEIA – DORSET
RED ADMIRAL BUTTERFLIES ON WHITE BUDDLEIA – DORSET
PEACOCK BUTTERFLIES ON WHITE BUDDLEIA – DORSET
PEACOCK BUTTERFLIES ON WHITE BUDDLEIA – DORSET
DETAILS OF A SOMERSET CHURCH WALL – ST MICHAEL’S, BLACKFORD
The walls of this church, apparently of uniform colour from a distance, are richly patterned with lichen and varied hues. All these images were taken within about 12 feet of each other, ranging from weathered Ham stone wall to lichen-capped stone face 
OLYMPIC GOLD PILLAR BOX, SHERBORNE DORSET
OLYMPIC GOLD PILLAR BOX TO HONOUR PETER WILSON’S GOLD MEDAL IN SHOOTING (DOUBLE TRAP) – OUTSIDE THE POST OFFICE, CHEAP STREET, SHERBORNE, DORSET 
STOP PRESS to see Magic Mo’s Golden Post Box in Isleworth, London, click the always excellent bee-centric blog http://missapismellifera.com Then look at all the bee posts to see the joy – and occasional sadness – of beekeeping
THE MO-BOX
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SPARROWS NESTING IN WALL CAVITIES (VIDEO)
I previously posted about the sparrows that started building nests this year in small cavities in the stone wall at the gable end of our house. The top room, now a bedroom, was formerly the hayloft – the brickwork shows the extent of the hayloft entrance
The walls are very thick, so there is plenty of room without the risk of birds bursting through into the room beyond…
Today the wall was busy with adults coming and going. I tried to see if I could get a picture of sparrow chicks, but they were too far into the cranny. Turn up the volume and you can hear them, though…
[vimeo https://vimeo.com/46443292]AN ADOPTED DUCKLING & HIS NEW FAMILY…
A WHITE DUCKLING AND HIS ADOPTIVE FAMILY – OXFORDSHIRE
This duckling struggled to keep up with the rest of the family in a rain-swollen current. He soon got the hang of it and was able to lead the troop…
ROLLRIGHT STONES, OXFORDSHIRE: (2) LATE-NEOLITHIC STONE CIRCLE
THE ROLLRIGHT STONES – OXFORDSHIRE
ROLLING HARBOUR GALLERY 