Treecreeper - Saved the Day

We are back to square one in this area. 

More rain has caused yet more flooding and the day I took these images it was very windy. 

This probably means more rain on the way.

I'm wondering if the blue sky in the images will last very long.

I didn't think I would see much on the walk, but this Treecreeper below turned up and saved the day somewhat, as far as getting any meaningful nature images.

Way in the distance I could see this Roe Buck feeding on grass and being kept company by several Hen Pheasants. I had to X2 the range of the lens to get the shots. Much of the field he was in was waterlogged.

Blue Tit

A curious Robin.

One wild flower that can be found along the paths and in the fields now is the Lesser Celandine.

I could hear the sound of a Woodpecker tapping on wood and discovered high up in a tree, a pair of Great Spotted Woodpecker. As most always, getting a clear shot was not possible.

The Chiffchaff continues to show and catch available flies over the river.

Great Tits are now very vocal and show quite well.

We don't need any more rain now for a while.