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I was able to stand about ten feet away from the feeder this morning. Steve.

With the amount of food that it scoffed, It probably had indigestion. :D Steve.

It's been really hot, standing by the BBQ. :laughing: :laughing: The Woodie has been on the feeder again. Until the Starlings drive him/her/she/he, ad infinitum, off. Steve.

No Autumn leaves in my garden, Pete. If a fat Woodpigeon and some flowers will do? Or, wee beasties. Steve.

Rest assured, it is no different up here in Scotland. Incompetent people, spending other people's money. It has always been so. Steve.

No Bumbles today, but a few Hover flies were about. Steve.

Not surprising that the seed feeder seems to be emptying quickly. Steve.

Thanks for the link, Pete. That is really interesting information. I shall browse at leisure, later. Steve.

Caught this Bumble coming in to land on the Honeysuckle. And, a safe touchdown. Steve.

I hate to admit it, but it's an old Sony Cyber Shot DSC-HX100V. A twelve year old Bridge camera. A pal gave it to me a few months ago, unloved, and unwanted. It does have a Zeiss lens, but the camera tech is very outdated now. I usually set it to Intelligent Auto, and let it do its thing...

A sharp drop in temperature last night. There was a lot of condensation, which made for some nice pics. Steve.

@mw0njm. Alert! Bumbles on the Honeysuckle this morning. Steve. Steve.

Good evening Kat. You may keep your rain. We have had a beautiful day up here, and the forecast is for it to continue. Righteous. The. Shining, Sun, On. Rearrange the above to suit. :D :D :D :D Steve.

Far less bovver with a hover. :D Steve.

Spotted this wee Sparrow on the feeder this evening, and noticed its deformed beak. It seemed to be in fine fettle, and managing to feed OK. Steve.

I went out this morning at the same time as yesterday, and not a Swallow to be seen. However, we had a fair bit of rain yesterday. Not a downpour, just nice steady rain. I was out in the garden yesterday evening, by which time the rain had stopped, there was not a breath of wind, and all was...

A sure sign of the end of Summer. Taken from my back gate around 07:00 this morning. Lined -up. ready for the trip South. I was surprised just how many were there. Steve.

The Bumbles are making a concerted effort before the weather changes. It's getting Autumnal now. Steve.

Lots of Peacocks about. And this, climbing up the wall of the house this morning. Steve.

If I trimmed all of the crispy leaves, I'd have no Acer left. :D Hopefully, It could be towards the end of September, when I have to lift the bedding. Steve.