There have been no seeds for a month now here on the bird table, but instead a summer bird has come here, which in winter is far away in a warm country, it always sits at the dining table and catches insects that are in the air, it even watches me when I sit behind the window and is not afraid. I don't know what this bird's name is, if anyone has a clue, then leave its name here as a comment.

The day was warm and there weren't many ideas to hunt for, but I just did my usual photography, I would snap a few shots of what caught my interest for a moment and then move on to let the next ones come randomly. Sometimes it's good to not force yourself too much and let nature play its part, the same goes for photography world that photos take time to come.

The day has been extra warm today, even during the day there was a light thunderstorm with rain, which is a very good indicator of summer, this summer will be very warm. Here even the trees and bushes quickly turn green with the heat.

Today I was hunting for fresh flowers in the forest, and there are already a lot of them, both white and blue. It's a shame that these flowers don't smell very strong, but it's cool to look at them when the forest floor is white and blue.

This morning while walking I found this dead bird right on my path, it looks like no one has eaten it or torn it or beaten it. The bird is freshly dead, so there aren't even many cars moving around where a bird can fly into a car window unexpectedly, but it was on the ground and as if freshly dead. It feels like death was just waiting behind a bush and struck it down from the sky. I had no choice but to capture it with a camera and hope that the fox would come after me and get a fresh bite, since the fox also moves along the same path every morning and evening.

Today I walked in the forest and tried to find insects, there aren't very many of them, but some are already running around. Next week it will be warm enough that even butterflies will come, but in return I found a lot of ants and let them feel my warm hand. Fortunately, these ants don't bite hard, they just tickle. They are brown, large ants. It's interesting to watch them build nests and hunt insects.