Another early start this morning 05.00hrs walk in the hope that the foxes were playing in the horse field but sadly only horses.
I do like the early morning tone of the light combined with the dampness of the grass from the night’s rain makes the environment very photogenic.
Further on slowly walking off across the field, I spotted a doe with her fawn, looking at the fawn’s size it was possibly the newborn we had seen on 11th May.
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I am glad to see both mum and the youngster look healthy.
Spot the Treecreeper on the Oak Tree.
Walking back to the footpath there were a number of young squirrels playing in the trees.
Continued Reflections from my world. 
Wonderful. 😊
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Yep. I thought exactly the same.
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Andy – Very peaceful … love the little fawn and those squirrels running up and down the trees. One stopped to check you out, then they went back to playing. I like the spider web which really shows up in the misty morning.
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thanks, Linda yes it was peaceful thought you would like the squirrels.
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That’s what I enjoy about walking early in the morning – the whole Park changes after 9:30 – 10:00 a.m. Not only the angle of the sun, but the peace and quiet. I did enjoy the squirrels Andy.
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