Tea for Two - Doris Day

 Making an analogy as to the anticipation of getting to the Moth Traps each morning, as early and as fast as possible, is akin to a child on Christmas Eve, while waiting for the
foul-weather to abate shows that the Fat Lad in the Red Coat and White Beard 

really did get stuck up the chimney!

Nothing new but a cross-section of the also rans produced

MALLOW
a tardy

COMMON WAINSCOT
a rather active

DOR BEETLE
along with an

ANGLE SHADES
while this moribund

EARTHWORM
was thought to have been forced to surface by the recent deluge.

A brace of transiting
GREYLAG GEESE

before heading north where, just inside the Solar Panel Compound, it looked as if the 

FAIRIES
had been hard at work over-night while a couple of

STONECHAT

were a most welcome sight after an absence of 2 or 3 weeks?
Just a peek over the gateway to the Heath

proved profitable with the first showing this year of

FLY AGARIC FUNGI
enchanting but highly toxic!

Between bouts with the neighbours Cross Breed Beef Cattle

what remains of the

CROSS BREED BEEF CATTLE
what remains of the

LINNET FLOCK
with a lone

GREAT SPOTTED WOODPECKER
before tuning our attentions to a
Damsel in Distress.

One of the Caravan Ladies had found this little

Chap or Chapess
on her bunk

and showed her gratitude 'in kind'
After the Ordeal (Genesis) - Selling England by the Pound.
(A nice cup of tea that is)