Showers, mostly, modelled by a stoic brown hare.
And flowers, most especially red dead-nettles. These usually shy blushes of early spring have exploded across Norfolk this year, to the extent that some fields look like a heather moorland in August. Whether it was last year’s drought or this spring’s rain, who knows.
But old plants are preferred by reed buntings.
And wrens sing amongst the buds that are new.
A Walk with Wildlife 
There can be no doubt who is doing the singing in this post.
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The riverside is full of birdsong at the moment.
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Such beautiful photos! It looks as though you are having a lovely spring.
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Much wetter than the last two springs, so it’s looking glowing very green out there!
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Your in the right mood
Nature
Thanks for sharing your knowledge
And the spring in your step
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Beautiful words and photos as always ❤️
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Thank you Sarah 🙂 Hope you’re having a lovely weekend.
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Spring loveliness!
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And the garden’s turned into a jungle! 😀
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It still amazes me how quickly it does that!
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Nice photographs! As for wrens, I was always amazed how such a little bird can produce such a long call (mostly referring to Pacific Wrens). One would expect bigger lungs! 😀
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It does seem extraordinary. There is a warbler here call the Cetti’s warbler which is even louder, despite also lacking the physique for protecting its voice so far.
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Wonderful spring scenes!
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Thanks Belinda 🙂
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Love the hare!
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I admit that I was rather pleased with that one 😉 I might get a printout of it for my wall.
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