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Lens hidden with deep hood, should be safe…

These guys look as though they’re just chilling on the tailgate, scrolling their favourite forum or something

Hmm, I think the sparrowhawk has been to visit again

Lovely ambient set by Zoviet France followed by nice chunky Autechre in the Barbican.

Oh, I do like a owl. I have not seen any of our local owls for about 9 months.

Today’s pointy-beaked fish-stabber

^nice shots! I only ever see them from a distance here, they seem very timid in the countryside.

I was bimbling through the village of Haddenham on my genteel sit up and beg F W Evans tourer yesterday and saw a female merlin chicaning through the roadside shrubs, looking at first like a mistle thrush. So that was nice.

It coincided with a huge influx of painted ladies in late June

Ah, that takes your question way beyond my limited knowledge.

I am pretty sure my kids caused me to lose my high frequency hearing, as well as trashing some of my favourite 12” singles when one of them undid the childproof catch on the cupboard.

A front of some sort drifting over Aylesbury this morning

Seeing @macaroon’s amazing picture reminded me of what might be the same species, which we spotted at 52.18595633606921, -4.4192918162168455 or thereabouts

How are your ears?

^lovely cycling country, had a fab holiday near Helmsley and did Rosedale Chimney and met someone I knew from Lewisham in the Red Lion. Must go back some time.

Manual focus was not easy on this migrant hawker

I actually came off the saddle to take these, but the view over the Vale of Aylesbury tonight was worth the roadside pause

Oh gosh, he taught French at my school back in the 80s and was such a nice bloke.

Great insight from the bbc

Hurried shot over the shoulder on a FNRttC yesterday morning, rolling along a damp Menmarsh Road towards Stanton St John on our way from Waterloo to Oxford.

A400m flew some laps round here last night, with its boot open some of the time.

In norn Ireland

I am quite glad we didn’t stay too long in our rented house near Benson as they do low altitude night flying practice in midsummer. Here, a bit further north, we see them in the distance usually as they head north but every now and then we get a direct flyover. Which is fun.

Bucks/Oxon borders

A Wattisham Apache came over here today, we also had a Puma and a Chinook and an A400m looping round us. A distant Hurricane passed us later on.