A few from today's countryside walk.

Two with the KP and DA* 300 and the last one with SMC 55mm f1.8.

1. Wren busy collecting Caterpillars;



2. Red Admiral;



3. Wild Garlic taken with SMC 55mm;

That wren is a corker!

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Ditto re. the wren, they are so quick and never keep still so you have done a really good job in capturing it, well done.

The Wren for me , not seen a caterpillar for years.

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The Wren is the star of the show - but I do like the overall "look" of the Wild Garlic

When the leaves of the Wild Garlic are young and small they make a lovely green topping on scrambled eggs (cooked lightly) - the garlic taste is fairly subtle but lovely.

p.s. Please make sure you are confident it is wild garlic before taking my recommendation

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LennyBloke

Thank you for the comments guys. The one of the Wild Garlic could be 'cropped' (pun intended) to polish it up a bit though We like it with salad and say a pizza for example, mmm. SWMBO is not keen on it because of all the dog mess in the wood !

I seem to remember growing up in Norfolk that wild garlic was known as
"Jack by the hedge".

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I like them all, a great capture of the wren and the butterfly. In our family we've always called wild garlic wompum.

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Paul

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The wren is cracking

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