A quick visit to White Coppice this morning was rewarded with the delight of about two hundred house martins, along with a few sand martins and swallows feeding in the shelter of Stronstrey Bank.
This evening I had a look around Charnock Richard's annual Scarecrow Festival. It didn't scare the crows - I saw a flock of about 50 gathering to roost - but it was entertaining for us humans. Below are a just a few of the many fun moments.
This charming horse and fox really made me smile. It's obvious whose side the horse is on.
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This was such a cheerful post for a gloomy grey day! It's BUCKETING down here.
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