Pole Dancing?

There was not much happening during the morning although the wildlife was busy in the garden. One of our male Reeves Muntjacs spent a long time lying under the pear tree even during the showers. The baby one now visits without its mummy and is quite bold coming near the conservatory as it explores.
 
After lunch I took part in an excellent U3A Photography Zoom meeting.
 
Today’s picture is of a squirrel, trying to get past the dome on the bird feeder station. The extra is of the baby Reeves Muntjac, which is no longer a tiny deer; in this picture I fear my Solomon’s Seal plant is about to be eaten.
 
The temperature at GMT noon was fifteen degrees Celsius, Quite warm, with some sunshine, but there were also quite a few rain showers, some quite heavy.