Kestrel over the meadow.
Chased by a Blue Tit as it moved off.
Grey Squirrel making from wood to nettle patch, perhaps to cache acorns.
Hoverflies on dandelions on the Balk, the striped pattern resembles a tribal mask.
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Wakefield Bat Group has taken in a pipistrelle, with serious injuries, which were probably inflicted by a cat. It could be the Nathusius Pipistrelle, a continental species recorded in Britain only since the recent increase of interest in bats.
It has thicker fur than our common Pipistrelle and a hairy tail end, but only close examination of its teeth will prove its identity for sure.