There's likely to be a slight change of emphasis for the blog over the coming months, as I'm now working in London which means lazy mornings on the Downs are temporarily on hold. On the other hand, London has its own attractions and I'm working 5 minutes from Regent's Park. This means lots of these:
And even more of these…
The park of course has other attractions, including these giant eggs (part of an exhbition of sculpture). 
And this balloon emerging from deep among the trees.
I'll still be keeping an eye on the garden (we had a badger visit last night, and the large dog fox once again), and of course there will be regular pictures of Cheeky.
Camera note: all daytime shots taken with the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ45. The vixen was photographed with the Canon 40D and EF 100mm f/2.8L macro IS USM lens.
Dudley
19 Oct 2010Squirrel holding the apple 😆
gdare
19 Oct 2010Those squirrels look bigger than European red ones :left:
Words
19 Oct 2010Darko, they are indeed a bit bigger than the European red squirrel, but they are now all we have in the south of the country. There are some reds in the north, but they are under threat.
Words
19 Oct 2010Andy, voracious little things, nothing wasted.
gdare
19 Oct 2010We don`t have them yet. But it is just a matter of time, huh? :insane:
SittingFox
20 Oct 2010Interesting eggs! I'll have to see if any have appeared in St James'.
Squirrels! Exotic or not, London wouldn't really be the same without them!
Words
20 Oct 2010Adele, the eggs have gone. I shudder to think of the size of the beast that took them overnight!
The squirrels are great fun, so much bolder than the rural ones I'm used to.
Words
20 Oct 2010Darko, oh I hope not 🙁
gdare
21 Oct 2010Originally posted by Words:
Or the size of the beast that came out of them :insane:
Words
21 Oct 2010Indeed!