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A CADDIS FLY rests on the garage door.
Falling leaves have revealed the remains of a Magpies' nest in a canal-side thorn, about eight feet from the ground. It is constructed like a rough basket, a little over 18 inches across, and has been lined with mud.
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The bird table is popular again, especially with the House Sparrows. They make the most of the cover provided by the Hawthorn hedge alongside.
Late afternoon; Starlings are gathering on bare branches and on the cross at the top of the church spire in Horbury.