Fingers crossed, I may just be missing him by being in the wrong place, the visits are certainly dark now and that makes seeing them that bit harder let alone picking out who is who. Sorry to hear that Bobby has gone 😟.

They do look ready should they have to have an extended sleep-in. I don't think that is Mr A, I haven't been able to pick him out this month, it's not like him to be shy.

Good question, earthworms vanish into their burrows as I approach but have never waited to see how long before they resume feeding. Gulls do a clever tap dance to trick the worms to emerge so it is complex. Not sure about artificial lighting, the torch (to avoid snails) brings a big & sudden change.

It was and still is common in magazines, shutter speed and lens focal length and aperture can be of interest to other photographers akin to screen mesh size, ink and paper choice. Camera manufacturer tags are generally meaningless.

Might be a food cache, digging there simply because it is suitable soft ground.

Thank you John and Alice for producing such great prints and sharing the production stages and methods. It brings much joy and encouragement to many people.

A cloud did a good job of hiding the moon for a while but in the end the two worked together and created a delicately soft light show.

Hello Daryll, yes please do, I will try to remember the hashtag. Badgers are being evasive at the moment so not many posts.