The woods are now every shade of green imaginable.
On a slow walk through the woods I noticed the bluebells from last month have been replaced by uncurling bracken. The trees now heavy with leaves of many shapes and sizes.
As I walk around the sound of birdsong changes in the different parts of the wood from the harsh call of Jays and Jackdaws to the warning calls of Wrens and Blackcaps.
Every so often the smell of honeysuckle drifts around in the air, while Speckled wood butterflies dance along the rides.
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About Alex White - Appletonwild
This is my diary of the wildlife where I live in Oxfordshire, and sometimes the places I visit. My passion is for British wildlife, especially Badgers and Hares.
This year my debut book "Get Your Boots On" was published
I am a keen amateur photographer. All the photographs on this blog are taken by myself unless stated otherwise. I am a member of A Focus on Nature, the network for Young Nature Conservationists, BBOWT, The Oxon Mammal group and The Oxfordshire Badger Group.
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Beautiful photos.
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