Alexandra Park

But that doesn't mean they want to. I can't help but post this one. Right here's the scene: I'm walking up to the small Shornden reservoir where the Grey Heron stays in the willow tree.. behind a tree beside me I hear a splash, and assume its one of the flighty Moorhens taking off.. Seconds later this guy appears in the crux of the tree soaked. Top Right: Oh my god, I made it! Middle Right: Did you see that I nearly died!? Bottom Right: Oh lovely tree thank you god, thank you tree!! Left: You're not going to tell anyone about this are you, just keep it between you and me ok? I hope this guys ok, freezing cold and he falls in the water! I left him a large supply of nuts and cheerios to help warm him up. Best viewed large LoL

Older stuff from last spring in the hopes that spring will return again soon. Under the bridges as I call it in Coronation Wood.

Older stuff from last spring in the hopes that spring will return again soon. Sun rayz caught on tape.. er SD Mem cards...

I've never really understood the reason people love squirrels and hate rats, but I suppose there are circumstances they could become problems. This family lives quite cleanly off of any left overs the pigeons or squirrels leave.

Its all I can do not to photoshop eyes on it and email Nick our friendly Alexandra park Hastings Ranger and tell him hes got bigger problems than the terrapin turtles in Harmons pond...

Tree texture free to use for non commercial purposes.

Our favorite part of all the conservation work is most definitely the tea breaks :)

Last volunteer day at Shornden Meadow in Alexandra Park here in Hastings, Our fearless leader directs tree traffic. Let the planting begin!

Furry furry furry

I was told by a member of the Angler Association that this is a Disabled Access being built for fishing. Great Idea :)

My favorite tree in the world. Yes folks this is a photo of spring last year, days later was out shooting tulips :) And if the weather man's right, could look this way again soon :D

"Kuuuurckkk, 10-4"

Not fantastic but this is the first time I've seen a swan flying, or heard one. Massive sound they make was very impressive.

Three of the set, still moving branches out of her face.

Checking wing feathers. Look at that wing span... wow.

Female Grey Heron