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The Mole | 17:05 UK time, Monday, 1 June 2009

Note to self for next year: on the day before Springwatch starts, remember to buy shares in a variety of camera manufacturers. "There be gold in them thar hills..."

Yes, after its first week of transmission the Springwatch effect is in full-swing. Viewers have gone outside with their cameras and got snappier than a congregation of camera-crazy crocodiles. To take a look at the results you can visit the official and see the amazing results for yourself. Or, if you're pushed for time but fancy a giggle, then have a gander at a few that made me smile below:

First up, a squirrel so scared that he's gone white with fear...


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I knew that hedgehogs liked snails. I didn't realise they liked them enough to share their food with them...


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This is one for all those people who wonder at never having seen a baby pigeon:


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The local youth choir in full song:


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I love this shot of a beetroot avenue from a rabbit's eye view:


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Does anyone else think this great tit looks like he's just about to introduce his own natural history film?


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"Have I got something on my mouth? ... Where is it? .... Here? No, what about here?... Still there?"


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"Frog soup, anyone?" I can't quite work out where one frog starts and another begins...


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Chris Packham thought these two grey heron chicks were the 'punkest' birds he'd ever seen:


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This little one looks like he's not going to stop eating until he's gobbled down most of his father!


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Thanks for your photos everyone! Keep posting them on and I'll keep returning to them!

The Mole

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