With a forecast of 70 degrees and sunny we hightailed it to Regent's Park for a picnic. It was a good day so see birds and I got two new ones. The people watching was pretty good too. There was a school group there and we watched a young man throw a handful of crisps onto the ground. Not a problem in and of itself except the ground where he threw the crisps was in front of a group of young women. Once the crisps hit the ground the Canada geese, seagulls and crows stampeded over to where the girls were. The screeching and screaming were too much! We kept up our walk and made it around the lake. We had our picnic in the Queen's Garden and then headed back to finalize our packing. We caught the bus on Baker Street where it was jam packed with Sherlock Holmes items.
California plates and everything
Theosophical Society?
Like a iron doily
Circles inside circles inside circles
Domes off in the distance
Magpie
A stately tree
Pochards
A northern shoveler
Shoveler, since his beak is so large
Crested merganser
White Faced Whistling Ducks Lifebird
A Smew splashing in the water
Smew is Lifebird #2
Big lunker fish
Such a pretty dog
Grey Heron
A row of row houses
A lighthouse in the side of a building
Our stroll