What have you seen

 Is that TechRadar pro' or where else ??

On a site in Dorset, the Common Spotted Orchid, lots of them, nice to see. 

Two more wild flower photos, these were taken near Beachy Head in East Sussex. Viper's Bugloss and Burnet Rose. I read yesterday, but can't find the link, botanists are concerned over a recent survey because 50% of youngsters taking part couldn't recognise a Bluebell (too much time spent looking at phones rather than what's around them?)

Nice piccies Brue.

One can only hope that nature with all its wonders will be one of those things that suddenly becomes fashionable with the yoof. Once a Celeb starts telling them all on Faceache that nature is great then maybe....

Just walking to the shower block and there it was just sat on the ground 2 pitches along from us a Red Squirrel, didn't bother to move just sat looking at me. On the way back as i approached he took off up the tree, lovely little thing.

Hi Tticky

Been offline for a while, to busy to log on. The Gower region has introduced us to spoonbills, linnets and several more common birds this week.

Tech radar is just the review of what they believe to be the best 4 free software. Gimp seems to be very powerful and appears to be re similar to photoshop or nearest available for free. Paint.net they say is easy to use. Check out the reviews and choose what you belive suits your skills best. As they are free, it wont matter if you download 2 to try.

Glad you've seen some interesting stuff. Watching SpringWatch last night threw up some disturbing stats on the decline in a broad range of bird species.

 Thanks 'Blue .  Will try.

Strumpshaw yesterday, great day, highlights 5 x Swallowtail Butterfly's, 2 x Immature Scarce Chasers dragonfly's.

Would love to see a Swallowtail, will have to travel eastwards to see one I think?