The Wildlife 2011-12 page is the most active part of the site just now. This year I'm arranging my winter bird pictures in the form of a diary, rather than dividing them into a page per species (it all got rather confusing towards the end of last winter). I'll try to be a bit more selective with what I add, as I already have some fairly good close-ups of the most common birds in the area. I might also occasionally sneak in a roe deer, hare, mink or fox if I'm lucky enough to cross paths with them.
I never did get around to recording music over the summer. There have been a lot of things happening in my personal life, so I never had the inclination. (One of the things I have been doing is well documented on the new page called Food parade.) No new songs have popped into my head, and thus I have spared the universe of my feeble attempts to be creative.
However, the weather is now getting colder and the leaves are falling, which leads to bird feeding down by the river, which in turn means I will take up nature/wildlife photography again. I hope the Long-tailed Tits have not forgotten about the suet coconuts I hung in the trees for them last winter. I know the Great Spotted Woodpeckers haven't, because I went for a walk a couple of weeks ago and put out some seeds, whistling the same call I used last winter, and in addition to the Great Tits lining up, a G. S. W. came by to have a look. This year I hope to finally capture the elusive Kingfisher, and perhaps even an otter. Ultimately, success very much depends on the weather, so I'm ordering my winter clear and crisp, please - not damp and foggy!